No. 10,165 in Spanish
ciego
Blind.
In a sentence
El hombre ciego caminaba con un bastón blanco.
The blind man was walking with a white cane.
In this sentence, 'ciego' is used as an adjective describing the man, indicating he is unable to see.
La pasión lo dejó ciego ante los errores de su plan.
Passion made him blind to the flaws in his plan.
Here, 'ciego' is metaphorically used to indicate an inability to perceive or acknowledge issues due to overwhelming emotions.
Tras el destello, quedó ciego temporalmente.
After the flash, he was temporarily blinded.
In this context, 'ciego' is used to denote temporary blindness, resulting from an external event impacting vision.
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