blind date

英 [ˌblaɪnd ˈdeɪt]

美 [ˌblaɪnd ˈdeɪt]

n.  (有时由第三方安排的)男女初次约会

牛津词典

noun

• （有时由第三方安排的）男女初次约会
  a meeting between two people who have not met each other before. The meeting is sometimes organized by their friends because they want them to develop a romantic relationship.

柯林斯词典

• 盲目约会；（由第三方安排的）男女初次约会
  Ablind dateis an arrangement made for you to spend a romantic evening with someone you have never met before.

英英释义

noun

• a date with a stranger
  1. she never goes on blind dates
• a participant in a blind date (someone you meet for the first time when you have a date with them)

双语例句

• I'm sure I could find you a blind date.
  我一定可以替你安排一个“蒙眼约会”。
• Ivy: Really? I'm here to meet a thoughtful, handsome and funny blind date.
  艾薇：真的吗？我在这里要和一个体贴、俊又风趣的相亲对象碰面。
• Set me up on a blind date? I'll pass.
  帮我安排相亲？我放弃。
• Did you think you'd meet Prince Charming on a blind date?
  你认为你会在同城约会上遇见白马王子吗？
• My wife and I first met on a blind date arranged by her sister.
  我和我妻子初次会面是由她姐姐安排的。
• So, you ever been on a blind date before?
  你以前接受过这样类似的约会吗？
• When you go on a blind date you are, by definition, meeting someone for the first time.
  当你在一个盲人的日期你是，根据定义，会议上有人为第一次。
• I agree to go on a blind date as the matchmaker is my best friend.
  我同意去相亲，因为媒人是我最好的朋友。
• Do you think the blind date is really a good way to develop a new friendship?
  你人为相亲真的是发展新恋情的好途径吗？
• Don't feel like you have to cancel your blind date.
  我并没有要你取消你那个相亲。