blindfold

US:  [ˈblaɪndˌfoʊd]

复数：blindfolds  现在分词：blindfolding  过去式：blindfolded  

v.

1.蒙住(某人)眼睛

2.使...分辨不清,无法理解

n.

1.眼罩;遮眼布

adj.

1.眼睛被蒙住的

2.盲目的

1 . KB: Now, Kathryn, there was no way you could see through that blindfold, at all.
KB：现在，kathryn，你从遮眼布中完全看不到任何东西，对吧。

2 . When he took off the blindfold, he was in the middle of thick woods. By himself. All night long.
当他将蒙眼布拿开时，已经孤身于丛林之中，在那里要待上一夜。

3 . Let me tell you something, you're going to have to blindfold yourself and do exactly what I tell you to do.
听着，现在我命令你把自己眼睛蒙起来，完全照我说的做。

4 . And after just a few hours with the blindfold removed, the visual cortex again responded only to input from the eyes.
摘去眼罩仅仅几个小时之后，视觉皮质就再次只对从眼睛输入的信息产生反应了。

5 . Maybe you say "All you need now is a blindfold and a scale, and you could get away with that dress. "
也许你可以说“你现在就差个尺子了，要不把眼睛一蒙，就可以穿着那件衣服出去了。”