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blinders

Aussprache: [ˈblaɪndərz]

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Kontext: „animals“

(noun) Blinders are special pieces of equipment put on horses to help them focus. They block the horse's view on the sides so it won't get scared or distracted by things around it.

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The horse was running smoothly with its blinders on, focusing on the race ahead.

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Without blinders, the horse was easily startled by the cheering crowd.

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Why do you think the horse needs blinders during the race?

Kontext: „figurative“

(noun) Blinders can also mean a state of mind where someone ignores things around them. Just like a horse with blinders, a person might only pay attention to what's in front of them and not notice other important information.

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She had her blinders on while studying, completely focused on her books.

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He didn't wear blinders and was able to see all the opportunities around him.

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Do you think having blinders on helps or hurts decision-making?

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