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blindfold in German

blindfold in German is Augenbinde, die Augen verbinden, blind machen — blindfold means a piece of cloth tied over someone's eyes to stop them seeing.

blindfold in German

Augenbinde
noun
die Augen verbinden
verb
To cover the eyes, in order to make someone unable to see.
blind machen
verb
To obscure understanding or comprehension.

What does "blindfold" mean?

  1. noun A piece of cloth tied over someone's eyes to stop them seeing.
    "She tied the blindfold and spun her friend around for the party game."
  2. verb To cover someone's eyes so they cannot see.
    "The magician asked a volunteer to blindfold him before the trick began."
  3. adj Done with the eyes covered, especially as a test of skill.
    "The chess champion played a blindfold match against six opponents at once."
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blindfold in a sentence

  • She tied the blindfold and spun her friend around for the party game.
  • The magician asked a volunteer to blindfold him before the trick began.
  • The chess champion played a blindfold match against six opponents at once.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "blindfold" in German?

"blindfold" in German is Augenbinde, die Augen verbinden, blind machen. blindfold means: A piece of cloth tied over someone's eyes to stop them seeing.

How do you use "blindfold" in a sentence?

Example: "She tied the blindfold and spun her friend around for the party game." In German, "blindfold" is Augenbinde, die Augen verbinden, blind machen.

Are there other ways to say "blindfold" in German?

Yes — German has 3 translations listed for "blindfold": Augenbinde, die Augen verbinden, blind machen.

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