blindage

blindage的音标是[ˈblaɪndɪdʒ]，基本翻译是“盲点，障碍物”。速记技巧是：bl-blind（瞎的）+ -age（集合名词）表示集合名词。

Blindage是一个合成词，由“blind”和“damage”组成，意为“盲目的损害”。

英文词源：

- blind：源自中古英语blinden，意为“使失明”，词源同blindness。

- damage：源自中古英语damage，意为“损害”，词源同dishonest。

变化形式：

- 比较级：more blindage，most blindly damaged。

- 过去式：blinded，damaged。

相关单词：

1. Blindness：失明，无视力，15世纪进入英语，源自blind。例句：He is still in the dark about his future.（他对未来仍然一无所知）。

2. Disability：残疾，指由于疾病或损伤导致的身体或精神上的障碍。源自拉丁语dis-（否定）和abilis（有能力的），意为“无能力的”。例句：He is a paraplegic due to a motorcycle accident.（他因摩托车事故导致截瘫）。

3. Injury：伤害，指身体或精神上的创伤或损害。源自中古英语injuren，意为“伤害某人”。例句：He suffered a concussion in the accident.（他在事故中受了脑震荡）。

4. Damage control：损害控制，指在事故发生后采取措施防止损害进一步扩大。源自damage和control的合成词。例句：The team is conducting damage control on the damaged ship.（救援小组正在对受损的船只进行损害控制）。

5. Defective：有缺陷的，不完美的，源自拉丁语defectus，意为“缺失”。例句：The product is defective and needs to be replaced.（产品有缺陷需要更换）。

6. Blindspot：盲点，指视野中的空白区域或看不到的地方。例句：He had a blindspot on the left side of his vision.（他的视野左侧有个盲点）。

7. Blindly：盲目地，无意识地，源自blind的副词形式。例句：He blindly followed the leader without thinking about the consequences.（他盲目地跟随领导者，没有考虑后果）。

8. Damaged goods：受损商品，指已经损坏或无法修复的商品。例句：The seller claimed that the goods were damaged goods and refused to deliver them.（卖家声称商品是受损商品并拒绝发货）。

9. Blind faith：盲目的信仰，指对某人或某事毫无根据地信任或坚信不疑。例句：She had blind faith in her boss"s abilities and never doubted his decisions.（她对老板的能力深信不疑，从不质疑他的决策）。

10. Blind following：盲目跟随，指毫无思考和判断地跟随他人或潮流。例句：He always blindly follows the trend without considering whether it is suitable for him.（他总是盲目跟随潮流，不考虑是否适合自己）。

常用短语：

1. blind faith

2. blindly follow

3. blindly attack

4. blindside

5. blindness

6. blindly support

7. blindly trust

例句：

1. She blindly followed her leader"s orders without thinking.

2. The enemy troops were attacked blindly by our troops.

3. The boss blindly attacked the employee who had made a mistake.

4. She was blindsided by her boss"s sudden promotion announcement.

5. We must overcome our blindness to the dangers of climate change.

6. We should blindly support the policies of our government.

7. We should blindly trust our teachers and parents.

英文小作文：

Protecting Our Eyes From Distractions

In today"s fast-paced world, we are constantly bombarded by various distractions, whether it"s social media, emails, or notifications on our phones. Blindly following these distractions can lead us to miss out on important tasks and opportunities. Therefore, it"s essential to protect our eyes from distractions and focus on what"s important.

To achieve this, we can take several steps. First, set boundaries for yourself by turning off notifications and setting time limits on your screen time. Second, create a to-do list and prioritize your tasks accordingly. Finally, be mindful of your surroundings and avoid being distracted by irrelevant stimuli. By doing so, you"ll be able to stay focused and achieve your goals more effectively.