B1adjectivehealth
US/blaɪnd/
UK/blaɪnd/
not able to see; also not noticing or accepting something obvious
In context
My grandfather went blind in one eye after an accident.
The library has special books in Braille for blind students.
He was blind to the problems in his own team.
Words that go with blind
adjective + noun
- blind peopleThe app reads text aloud for blind people.
- blind spotAlways check your blind spot before changing lanes.
- blind dateHer friends set her up on a blind date.
adjective + preposition
- blind toParents are sometimes blind to their children's faults.
adverb + adjective
- completely blindThe dog is completely blind but still very happy.
- partially blindHe is partially blind and uses a large-screen phone.