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1. Oxford American Dictionary

   blindfold

   • IPA[ˈblīn(d)ˌfōld]

   美式

   • n.
     a piece of cloth tied around the head to cover someone's eyes.
   • v.
     deprive (someone) of sight by tying a piece of cloth around the head so as to cover the eyes
   • adj.
     wearing a blindfold.；(of a game of chess) conducted without sight of board and pieces.
   • adv.
     with a blindfold covering the eyes；done with great ease and confidence, as if it could have been done wearing a blindfold

   • verb: blindfold, 3rd person present: blindfolds, gerund or present participle: blindfolding, past tense: blindfolded, past participle: blindfolded

   • noun: blindfold, plural noun: blindfolds

2. • 釋義
   • 相關詞

   n.

   名詞

   • 1. a piece of cloth tied around the head to cover someone's eyes.

   v.

   動詞

   • 1. deprive (someone) of sight by tying a piece of cloth around the head so as to cover the eyes he was blindfolded and trussed up in a cupboard

   adj.

   形容詞

   • 1. literary wearing a blindfold.
   • ▪ literary (of a game of chess) conducted without sight of board and pieces.

   adv.

   副詞

   • 1. with a blindfold covering the eyes the reporter was driven blindfold to meet the gangster
   • ▪ done with great ease and confidence, as if it could have been done wearing a blindfold missing putts that he would normally hole blindfold

   white blindfold

   • n.
     a view of Australian history that emphasizes the achievements of white society and ignores ... white blindfold historians

   Oxford Dictionary

3. • 更多解釋

   blindfold

   • IPA[ˈblʌɪn(d)fəʊld]

   英式

   • n.
     a piece of cloth tied round the head to cover someone's eyes.
   • v.
     deprive (someone) of sight by tying a piece of cloth round the head so as to cover the eyes: he was blindfolded and trussed up in a cupboard
   • adj.
     wearing a blindfold.
   • adv.
     with a blindfold covering the eyes: the reporter was driven blindfold to meet the gangster

   Oxford Dictionary