Examples of using "Cieca" in a sentence and their english translations:
She went blind.
She was born blind.
She was born blind.
She went blind.
Mary was born blind.
Are you blind?
She's blind, isn't she?
- I'm blind.
- I am blind.
She's now legally blind, isn't she?
This woman is blind.
Luck is blind.
Let's play a game of blind man's buff.
Justice is blind.
A childhood illness left her blind.
Are you blind?
Tom said that Mary was blind.
I'm not blind.
Helen Keller was deaf and blind.
The girl is blind from birth.
Helen Keller was blind and deaf.
Do you think I'm blind?
Extreme jealousy also brings with it possessiveness and mistrust,
Up here, in the darkness, it's virtually blind.
Helen Keller was blind, deaf and mute.
It is said fortune is blind.
Tom said that Mary was blind.
I don't want to become blind!
I'm blind, not deaf.
- I am blind in the right eye.
- I'm blind in the right eye.
She's deaf and mute, and is getting blind, too.
I'm afraid of going blind.
- I am blind in the right eye.
- I'm blind in the right eye.
- Tom told me that he thought Mary was blind.
- Tom told me he thought Mary was blind.
- Tom told me he thought that Mary was blind.
- Tom told me that he thought that Mary was blind.
Eyes covered with skin and fur render her totally blind.
How can you be so blind?
But his blind faith in the Emperor did not survive Russia… henceforth, he’d fight
If you read this sentence, you will become blind.
Chess players with prodigious memories perform incredible feats, such as playing blindly, at the same time, a large number of matches.
You must be blind as a bat if you couldn't see it.
André Danican Philidor used to play three games at the same time, two blindly and one looking at the board. Diderot and D'Alembert cited it in the Encyclopedia as "one of the most phenomenal manifestations of the human mind".