blinders / (ˈblaɪndəz) /
眼罩盲文盲板盲肠
blinders 的定义
n. 名词(复数) noun- US and Canadian leather sidepieces attached to a horse's bridle to prevent sideways visionAlso called: blinkers
更多blinders例句
- Up and down the plane I heard the slap of blinders yanked down over the windows while the rest of us eagerly took in the view.
- I told Eric how Rick Robinson had peeled the blinders from my eyes.
- Better to put on blinders, they say, and focus on home and family.
- It takes each decision somewhat out of context, and, in a way, puts on the horse-blinders.
- But why had I removed the family blinders, I asked myself, if I did not want to look at the full spectrum of possibilities?
- Everybody laughed, and the president asked some one to tell him who invented blinders.
- He says that the worst thing against blinders is that a frightened horse never knows when he has passed the thing that scared him.
- The blinders are there and he can't see that he has passed it, and he can't turn his head to have a good look at it.
- Reba pulled off her "blinders," as she called the sun-bonnet, while she ran.
- They are blinders that confine the eyes of mind to the road ahead.