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caecus
/ˈkae̯.kʊs/ adjective A1 (estimated)
1. blind (not seeing)
| English | blind |
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| German | blind |
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| French | aveugle, borgne |
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| Portuguese | cego, lusco |
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| Czech | slepý |
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| Italian | cieco, orbo, cecato |
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| Spanish | ciego, invidente, choco |
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| Dutch | blind |
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| Swedish | blind |
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2. blind, blinded (mentally or morally)
| English | blind, blinded |
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| German | blind |
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| French | aveugle |
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| Portuguese | cego |
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| Czech | slepý |
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| Italian | cieco |
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| Spanish | ciego, invidente |
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| Dutch | blind |
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| Swedish | blind |
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3. blind, at random, vague, indiscriminate, aimless, meaningless, acting blindly
| English | blind, vague, indiscriminate |
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| German | blind |
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| French | aveugle |
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| Portuguese | cego |
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| Czech | slepý |
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| Italian | cieco |
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| Spanish | ciego, invidente |
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| Dutch | blind |
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| Swedish | blind |
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