英汉词典

1.This special report will argue that both sides are blinkered.

本次特别报道认为这两种意见都有其局限性。

2.It is easy enough to criticise economists: too superior, too blinkered, too often wrong.

批评经济学家是再容易不过了：高高在上，眼界狭隘，错误频频。

3.He thinks the talk is motivated by blinkered ideology, not a rational assessment of natural change.

他认为这些谈话是受了僵化观念的鼓动，而不是对自然界变化的理性估价。

4.This special report will argue that both sides are blinkered. Governments should think more coherently about how to support demand and boost supply at the same time.

本次特别报道认为双方的观点都有一定的局限性该综合考虑关于如何支持需求同时又促进供应。

5.It became clear to everyone that the chairman was too reactionary, too blinkered.

现在每人都看清了主席太保守、太狭隘。

6.And this was the fifties, the grayest, bleakest, most blinkered and culturally repressive period in the entire second half of the twentieth century, especially in small-town America.

在整个二十世纪后半期，这是最阴郁，最黯淡，最盲目的时期，也是文化上最压抑的时期。美国小镇上的生活更是如此。