盲眼无珠 — “To be willfully blind”
盲眼无珠 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be willfully blind”. To fail to see or acknowledge something obvious; to overlook crucial details. Literally, “Blind eyes without eyeballs”.
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盲眼无珠 Pronunciation and Pinyin
盲眼无珠 Character Breakdown
Stroke OrderExample Sentence with 盲眼无珠
他竟然没有看到这份报告中的明显错误，真是盲眼无珠。
He completely missed the obvious errors in this report; he was truly willfully blind.
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- máng盲rén人shuō说xiàng象Draw conclusions from incomplete information
- máng盲rén人qí骑xiā瞎mǎ马blindly acting without foresight, risking disaster
- máng盲mù目lè乐guān观blindly optimistic
- máng盲mù目chóng崇bài拜blind worship
- máng盲wēng翁mén扪yuè籥make arbitrary judgments from partial understanding
- máng盲wēng翁mén扪yào钥make rash judgments from partial understanding
- máng盲zhě者dé得jìng镜unable to function or talent unrecognized
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What does 盲眼无珠 mean?
盲眼无珠 (máng yǎn wú zhū) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be willfully blind”.
How do you pronounce 盲眼无珠?
盲眼无珠 is pronounced máng yǎn wú zhū in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 盲眼无珠 literally mean?
Literally, 盲眼无珠 means “Blind eyes without eyeballs”. It is used to mean “to be willfully blind”.
What is the Chinese definition of 盲眼无珠?
珠：眼珠。瞎了眼，没有眼珠子。比喻视而不见