blind

Kör; görme yeteneğinden yoksun.

Unable to see; lacking the sense of sight.

• She has been blind since birth.
• The blind musician performed beautifully.
• Guide dogs help blind people navigate.
• The peer review process helps prevent blind acceptance of research findings by requiring independent verification and critical evaluation.
• Critics argue that blind adherence to outdated methodologies can hinder scientific progress and innovation in rapidly evolving fields.
• Archaeologists sometimes conduct blind analyses of artifacts to avoid confirmation bias when dating historical specimens.

Eş anlamlılar: sightless, unseeing, visually impaired

Zıt anlamlılar: sighted, seeing

Bir şeyi algılamaya veya anlamaya isteksiz.

Unwilling or unable to perceive or understand something.

• He was blind to her faults.
• They remained blind to the dangers ahead.
• She's blind to his obvious lies.

Eş anlamlılar: oblivious, unaware, ignorant

Zıt anlamlılar: aware, perceptive, observant

Kaldırılıp indirilebilen perde.

A window covering that can be raised or lowered.

• She closed the blinds to block the sun.
• We need new blinds for the kitchen window.
• The blinds were drawn during the meeting.

Eş anlamlılar: shade, shutter, screen

Kör etmek; birinin görme yeteneğini kaybettirmek.

To cause someone to lose their sight or ability to see clearly.

• The bright light blinded him temporarily.
• The explosion blinded several soldiers.
• Don't look directly at the sun—it can blind you.

Eş anlamlılar: dazzle, daze

Birinin bir şeyi net algılamasını engellemek.

To prevent someone from understanding or perceiving something clearly.

• Love can blind you to someone's faults.
• Don't let anger blind your judgment.
• His pride blinded him to the truth.

Eş anlamlılar: deceive, mislead, confuse

Zıt anlamlılar: enlighten, clarify, reveal