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blind
[blaɪnd]
释义
释义1：n. 百叶窗
cloth or other material on a roller pulled down to cover a window
释义2：n. 诡计 something intended to conceal the true nature, especially of an activity; a subterfuge
例句
Pink: I had an entire house before, detached and all but I was just tired of the lawn care, upkeep and whatnot. You know?
Jane: Well, the blinds are new. Everything's been painted. (Breaking Bad)
平克：我之前有一整座房子，独门独户的，但我厌倦了修整草坪，维护保养以及陈列摆设。你懂吗？
简：好，百叶窗是新的。所有都粉刷一新。（绝命毒师）
Sam: Well, when I was your age...I had no example. And everything I did...shit that was worse than stealing, by the way. ... I did blind. And I survived but it caught up with me so bad sometimes I wished I hadn't. (True Blood)
山姆：当我还是你这么大时我没有任何榜样可学，我的所作所为比偷窃还要恶劣，做过不少坏事。我也挺过来了，但一直很难释怀， 恨不能一切没有发生。（真爱如血）
