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blind (B1)

カタカナ: ブラインド

IPA: /blaɪnd/

Unable to see; lacking the sense of sight. It is also used figuratively to describe someone who fails to notice or understand a situation.

意味: 視覚がないこと、目が見えないことを指します。また、比喩的に状況に気づかない、理解していないという意味でも使われます。

He has been blind since birth. — He has been blind since birth.
He was blind to the dangers of his plan. — He was blind to the dangers of his plan.

Japanese translations of Blind:

blind to (prepositional phrase): Unable to perceive or understand something. — "He was blind to the consequences of his actions."
go blind (collocation): To gradually lose the ability to see. — "His grandmother started to go blind in her old age."