blinder

英 [ˈblaɪndə(r)]

美 [ˈblaɪndər]

n.  (尤指体育运动中的)出色之举，精彩表现

牛津词典

noun

• （尤指体育运动中的）出色之举，精彩表现
  something which is excellent, especially in sport
• （尤指体育运动中的）出色之举，精彩表现
  something which is excellent, especially in sport

柯林斯词典

• （运动员或音乐家等的）精彩的表现，出色的表演
  If you say that someone such as a sports player or musician has played ablinder, you are emphasizing that they have played something very well.
• 同blinkers
  Blindersare the same asblinkers.

英英释义

noun

• blind consisting of a leather eyepatch sewn to the side of the halter that prevents a horse from seeing something on either side
  Synonym:winkerblinker

双语例句

• Mr blinder, who started talking poetry, has therefore wound up talking prose.
  因此，最初谈论诗歌的布林德，最后开始说起散文了。
• Alan blinder, a Princeton professor and former Fed governor, also argues* that fiscal remedies can boost demand more quickly than interest-rate cuts.
  普林斯顿大学教授，前联邦储备局局长阿兰？布林德也认为财政补救比减息更能刺激需求。
• 'You get blinder every day,' said Mr Brown low impatiently.
  你的眼睛一天不如一天了，布朗洛先生不耐烦地说。
• Right now you're blinder than I am.
  现在你比我还要盲目。
• We'd be blinder than a nightsider in sunshine.
  我们会比日光下的夜视仪还要糟。
• Then, now then may say "world more peaceful, art is blinder".
  那么，现在则可以说世界愈安宁，艺术愈盲目。
• Earnings Differential between Urban Residents and Rural Migrants: Evidence from Oaxaca-Blinder and Quantile Regression Decomposition s
  城镇居民与流动人口的收入差异&基于Oaxaca-Blinder和Quantile方法的分解
• Still, central bankers and academics firmly believe in it as a concept. Yet a 1999 paper by Princeton's Alan Blinder shows that the latter are more sceptical of the importance of credibility than the former.
  不过，中央银行的官员和学者们都坚信这一理念。而普林斯顿大学（Princeton）的艾伦布林德（AlanBlinder）在1999年发表的一篇文章表明，学者比央行官员更怀疑信誉的重要性。
• US magazine executives call the habit the "mobile blinder" after the vision-narrowing headgear worn by racehorses and say the trend is wreaking havoc on the industry.
  美国杂志高管将这种习惯称为“移动眼罩”，取自给赛马佩戴的用于缩窄视野的眼罩，他们表示，这一趋势正对该行业造成严重影响。
• Chewing gum and other impulse buys are facing the same "mobile blinder".
  口香糖和其他冲动性购买商品面临同样的“移动眼罩”。