blindly

英 [ˈblaɪndli]

美 [ˈblaɪndli]

adv.  摸黑地; 在黑暗中; 不加思考地; 盲目地

BNC.12187 / COCA.12435

牛津词典

adv.

• 摸黑地；在黑暗中
  without being able to see what you are doing
  1. She groped blindly for the light switch in the dark room.
     她在黑暗的房间里摸索电灯开关。
• 不加思考地；盲目地
  without thinking about what you are doing
  1. He wanted to decide for himself instead of blindly following his parents' advice.
     他想自己拿主意，而不是盲目听从他父母的意见。

柯林斯词典

• See also:Don't just blindly follow what the banker says...Without adequate information, many students choose a college almost blindly....the cricket team and its blindly optimistic supporters.blind

英英释义

adv

• without preparation or reflection
  1. they bought the car blindly
  2. he picked a wife blindly
• without seeing or looking
  1. he felt around his desk blindly

双语例句

• We should work hard and intelligently, not blindly.
  要苦干加巧干，不要蛮干。
• Is that I do not see you but love you blindly.
  就是我看不见你，却在盲目地爱你。
• We mustn't blindly follow in the footsteps of foreign practice.
  我们没必要盲目地按外国的办法行事。
• On the individual worship blindly, this is a kind of liberalism.
  对个人盲目崇拜，这是一种自由主义。
• When through doubt and darkness you are blindly groping.
  在穿越黑暗和怀疑时你在盲目地摸索。
• Frampton struck out blindly, hitting not Waddington, but an elderly man.
  弗兰普顿乱打一通，没有打到沃丁顿却打到了一位老人。
• Someone who is adored blindly and excessively.
  被盲目和过度崇拜的人。
• Don't blindly trust in the good faith of any government official.
  不要盲目信任任何政府官员的诚意。
• They were disorientated by the smoke and were firing blindly into it.
  他们在烟雾中迷失了方向，向里面胡乱射击了一通。
• Blindly and obstinately attached to some creed or opinion and intolerant toward others.
  对一些信条或意见盲目地、顽固地坚持，对他人不宽容。