blind spot
英 [blaind spɔt] 美 [blaɪnd spɑt]

n.

盲点；

变形

复数：blind spots

英英释义

blind spot

• n.
  • a subject about which you are ignorant or prejudiced and fail to exercise good judgment
  • the point where the optic nerve enters the retina; not sensitive to light

    同义词：optic discoptic disk

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

1. The car hit me on my blind side.
   那辆车撞到我的车的盲区。
2. Automatic, habitual reactions lead us and others into blind alleys.
   机械的，习惯性的反应会将我们带入一个狭窄的盲区。
3. The region is called the blind spot.
   这个区域叫做盲点。
4. The power of this paralysing sense of fear has driven some to a blind spot where they cannot see matters in perspective.
   这种杯弓蛇影的慑骇力，却把人类美好的信念，无情地推向一个错误的盲点。
5. The region is called the blind spot.
   这个区域叫做盲点。
6. The power of this paralysing sense of fear has driven some to a blind spot where they cannot see matters in perspective.
   这种杯弓蛇影的慑骇力，却把人类美好的信念，无情地推向一个错误的盲点。

权威例句

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