blinker

美 [ˈblɪŋkər]英 [ˈblɪŋkə(r)]

blinker

noun

马眼罩
pieces of leather that are placed at the side of a horse's eyes to stop it from looking sideways

We need to have a fresh look at the plan, without blinkers (= we need to consider every aspect of it) .

我们应该用新的眼光全面地考虑这个计划。

noun

a light that flashes on and off;used as a signal or to send messages: Synonym: flasher

blind consisting of a leather eyepatch sewn to the side of the halter that prevents a horse from seeing something on either side: Synonym: winker blinder

a blinking light on a motor vehicle that indicates the direction in which the vehicle is about to turn: Synonym: turn signal turn indicator trafficator

verb

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1

Synchronized blinker lights are set up in New York and San Francisco .

两盏同步的闪光灯分别设在纽约和旧金山。
2

My father put on the blinker , pulled off the road , and turned off the car .

我父亲打开车子的闪光灯，把车开到路边停下。
3

You got your blinker on , but ... you haven 't yet .

你开了转向灯了，不过还没有转弯。
4

My father put the blinker on

我父亲打开车子的闪光灯
5

Did you just put your blinker on ?

你刚刚是打转向灯了吗？
6

Hey , cruz , your blinker 's on

嘿科鲁兹你转向灯亮了
7

If you live in region where it snows , do keep the snow shovels to be kept in cars , along with a torch ( preferably with a blinker built in ), a blanket , spare gloves , etc.

如果你住的地方经常下雪，务必在行驶时带上雪铲、手电（最好装有警戒灯）、毛毯、备用手套等东西以应急。