英语释义

• blind consisting of a leather eye-patch sewn to the side of the halter that prevents a horse from seeing something on either side

片语

blinder light闪光

window blinder遮阳板

patch眼罩；斑点；碎片；小块土地

blinder Schacht盲井

blinder Alarm诓骗

Alan Blinder布林德

Naoum BlinderNaoum Blinder (1889 – November 21, 1965) was a Russian-American virtuoso violinist and teacher, born in YevpatoriaSaunders, Richard Drake. Music and Dance in California and the West, Bureau of Musical Research, 1948: place of birth is Lutsk (then Russian Empire, now Ukraine).

blinder Eifer狂热

blinder Passagier免费乘客

peaky blinder浴血黑帮

eyepatch眼罩

英汉例句

• mr blinder makes a distinction between personal and impersonal services. only the latter are offshorable.

  布林德先生将当面服务与非当面服务划分得非常清楚，只有后者才是可以外包境外的。

• yet if there is a 「financial system」 in most introductory texts, mr blinder observes, it usually focuses on the demand and supply functions for money.

  而布兰德尔也有类似见解，大部分经济学入门教科书，即使提及了金融体系，中心点也多为讲解货币的供求职能。

• sorry we couldn「t be more specific on the details and such, but trust us, the blinder you are going into this, the happier you」ll be in the long run.

  抱歉我们不能在细节上更加具体一些。但请相信我们，太纠结于细节的话，观影时也会失去它的乐趣。

• blinder said it might work if the fed and the bond market believed us.

  布林德则认为，如果联邦储备委员会和债券市场看好我们，我们的计划也许可行。

• germany has, meanwhile, lobbied for strict curbs on hedge funds while protecting the interests of its giant state-owned landesbanken, some of which took blinder risks than hedge funds

  同时德国也游说要求对对沖基金进行严格限制，同时保护其大型国有银行的利益，这些银行中部分比对沖基金更加盲目冒险。

• for 1993, when joseph stiglitz and alan blinder were members of the cea, and the senior economists included the eventually much-cited david cutler and matthew shapiro, the average score is 736.5.

  而在1993年，约瑟夫?史蒂格利兹和阿兰?布林德在cea就职，并且最后被广为引用的大卫?卡特勒和马修?夏皮罗因为在其中担任高级经济师，让平均分达到了736.5。

• i think parents put a blinder over their faces.

  我想我父母大概瞎了眼！

• but there is no greater blinder than success, even for a visionary like bill gates.

  成功常常是成功者最大的桎桍，即使这位成功者是比尔.盖茨。

• a separate conference panel devoted to the crisis, which included mr blinder and mr rogoff as well as other heavyweight economists, was uniformly gloomy.

  一个专门研究经济危机的单独会议小组，成员包括mrblinder、mrrogoff以及其它重量级的经济学家，他们一致表示忧虑。

• alan blinder of princeton observes that some jobs are simply more outsourceable than others because they don’t require physical proximity or person-specific skills.

  普林斯顿的alanblinder评论说，某些工作相对于其它工作来说更容易外包，因为它们不要求自然环境的接近或个人的特别技能。

• blinder thought that after so many false promises on deficit reduction over the last few years, a strong positive response by the bond market was unlikely.

  布林德认为，由于前几年削减赤字的许诺都未能实现，债券市场做出强烈反应的可能性不大。

• blinder understands the benefits of free trade but worries that the new wave of offshoring is so big and fast that western societies will have difficulty adjusting.

  布林德完全理解全球自由贸易所能带来的利益，但是他担心新一轮的工作外包海外的浪潮来得如此迅猛，西方社会很难适应这种局面。

• in more than 30 years of teaching introductory macroeconomics, says alan blinder of princeton university, he has never seen interest as high as it was last year.

  亚伦·布兰德尔在普林斯顿大学教授经济学入门已有30多年，在30年的执教生涯中，去年的学生对他的课格外兴趣盎然，这样的先例还从未有过。

• because we are just as blind—no, a thousand times blinder than that old man in the wheelchair.

  因为我们都像盲不见物的人——不对，我们的视力远远比不上那个坐在轮椅里的盲人。