What does orb in Romanian mean?
What is the meaning of the word orb in Romanian? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use orb in Romanian.
The word orb in Romanian means blind, sightless, orb, orb, nevăzător, orb, orb, orb, orb, orb, orb, fals, cartuș orb, pe jumătate orb, orb (la). To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word orb
blind, sightless
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orb(sightless, unable to see) Este nevăzător din naștere. He has been blind since birth. |
orb(blind, observing nothing) |
nevăzător, orb(blind) |
orb(male who cannot see) I knew he was a blind man because he had a guide dog. |
orb(figurative (oblivious to sth) (figurat) Mina îl iubește pe Graham atât de mult, încât este oarbă la defectele lui. Mina loves Graham so much, she is blind to his faults. |
orb(figurative (refusing to recognize sth) (figurat) Ecologists say we can no longer remain blind to the damage we are doing to our planet. |
orb(without thought, esp. of obedience) |
orb(oblivious) "There's none so blind as those who will not see," as the saying goes. |
fals(sth fake) That's not the real painting; it's a dummy. |
cartuș orb(gun cartridge without bullet) Nu te îngrijora, pistolul este încărcat cu cartușe oarbe. Don't worry, the gun is only loaded with blanks. |
pe jumătate orb(partially sighted) |
orb (la)(not conscious of) |
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