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Autocue
odlična igra
blind·er [ˈblaɪndəʳ] SUST. coloq.
1. blinder ingl. brit. DEP.:
blinder
to play a blinder
a blinder of a goal
2. blinder ingl. am. (blinkers):
plašnice f pl.
I. blind [blaɪnd] SUST.
1. blind (for window):
2. blind (people):
slepi m pl.
II. blind [blaɪnd] V. trans.
1. blind:
oslepiti
zaslepljevati [form. perf. zaslepiti]
2. blind fig. (impress):
III. blind [blaɪnd] ADJ.
1. blind (sightless):
2. blind fig. (unable to perceive):
3. blind esp ingl. brit. fig. (without reserve):
4. blind fig. (lack judgement):
5. blind (concealed):
blind bend
6. blind esp ingl. brit. coloq. (any):
as blind as a bat
to turn a blind eye to sth
love is blind
IV. blind [blaɪnd] ADV.
blind ˈal·ley SUST.
slepa ulica f tudi fig.
ˈblind spot SUST.
1. blind spot MED.:
2. blind spot TRANSP.:
3. blind spot (weakness):
ˈcol·our blind ADJ.
ˈroll·er blind SUST. esp ingl. brit. ingl. austr.
ve·netian ˈblind SUST.
blind man's ˈbuff SUST.
Present
Iblind
youblind
he/she/itblinds
weblind
youblind
theyblind
Past
Iblinded
youblinded
he/she/itblinded
weblinded
youblinded
theyblinded
Present Perfect
Ihaveblinded
youhaveblinded
he/she/ithasblinded
wehaveblinded
youhaveblinded
theyhaveblinded
Past Perfect
Ihadblinded
youhadblinded
he/she/ithadblinded
wehadblinded
youhadblinded
theyhadblinded
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Notably, it led scientists down a blind alley in the belief that the human brain expanded in size before the jaw adapted to new types of food.
en.wikipedia.org
Then he charted the errors they made: demonstrable mistakes, like walking down an obvious blind alley instead of through a tunnel.
www.gizmodo.com.au
It is always impossible, when there is some big policy innovation, to know whether it is a blind alley or the start of something big.
www.independent.co.uk
As early as the 13th century, a cul-de-sac was a dead-end street (or a dead-end way), a blind alley.
en.wikipedia.org
They were led by their educators into the blind alley of social dysfunction.
www.thenewamerican.com