blindfold in Portuguese
blindfold in Portuguese is venda, vendar — blindfold means a piece of cloth tied over someone's eyes to stop them seeing.
blindfold in Portuguese
venda
(sometimes, figurative) Anything that obscures the vision.
vendar
What does "blindfold" mean?
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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."
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verb To cover someone's eyes so they cannot see.
"The magician asked a volunteer to blindfold him before the trick began."
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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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What is "blindfold" in Portuguese?
"blindfold" in Portuguese is venda, vendar. 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 Portuguese, "blindfold" is venda, vendar.
Are there other ways to say "blindfold" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 2 translations listed for "blindfold": venda, vendar.
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