How to write 盲

盲 [máng] 1. 瞎，看不见东西，对事物不能辨认。 Blind, unable to see things, cannot distinguish objects. 2. 瞎，看不见东西，对事物不能辨认：～从。～动。～目。～人。～区（指雷达、探照灯、胃镜等探测或观察不到的区域）。～流。～人瞎马（喻处境非常危险）。 Blind, unable to see things, cannot distinguish objects: blindly following; blindly moving; blind eyes; blind person; blind zone (refers to areas undetectable or unobservable by radar, searchlights, endoscopes, etc.); blind stream; a blind man and a blind horse (metaphor for being in a very dangerous situation). 形 [xíng] 1. 同本义 ([En.] blind) Same original meaning (blind). 2. 昏暗 ([En.] dusky) Dim or dark. 3. 形容糊涂，不明事理 ([En.] muddle-headed) Describing someone as confused or unclear about matters. 4. 迅疾 ([En.] fast) Quick or rapid. 动 [dòng] 1. 使失明 ([En.] blind) To cause someone to become blind. 2. 喻不能辨识事物或事理 ([En.] cannot be recognized) Metaphor for being unable to recognize things or reasoning. 3. 通“望”。看望 ([En.] visit; see) Also means "to visit" or "to look at." 名 [míng] 1. 文盲，不识字或识字很少的人 ([En.] analphabet) An illiterate person, someone who cannot read or has very limited literacy. 2. 指盲人 ([En.] blind person) Refers to a person who is blind. 例句： 又如: 盲冥(眼睛失明); 盲废(因丧失视力而致残); 盲聋(眼瞎耳聋); 盲聩(眼瞎耳聋); 盲妹，盲女(旧时多指以卖唱为生的失明女子); 盲翁(丧失视力的老人) For example: blind and dark (blind); blind and disabled (disabled from loss of sight); blind and deaf (both blind and deaf); blind and deaf (both blind and deaf); blind sister, blind girl (previously referred to blind women who made a living by singing); blind old man (an elderly person who has lost their sight). 引: 1. 《说文》：盲，目无牟子也。 "Shuowen" says: Blind is when the eye has no discernment. 2. 《韩非子·解老》：目不能决黑白之色则谓之盲。 "Han Feizi" says: If the eyes cannot distinguish black from white, it is called blindness. 3. 《论衡·别通》：目不见青黄曰盲。 "Lunheng" says: If the eyes cannot see green and yellow, it is called blindness. 4. 《老子》：五色令人目盲;五音令人耳聋。 "Laozi" says: Five colors make the eyes blind; five sounds make the ears deaf. 5. 丁椽，好士也，即使其两目盲，尚当与女，何况但眇?——《三国志·陈思王植传》注 Ding Chuan, a good scholar, even if his two eyes are blind, he should still be with a girl; how much less someone who is just slightly visually impaired? - Annotation from "Records of the Three Kingdoms." 例: 如: 盲瞽(看不见，比喻无知或不明事理); 盲明(昏庸与贤明); 盲陋(谓见闻不广，学识浅陋); 盲聋(比喻愚昧无知); 盲书(盲目刻写;胡乱刻写); 盲婚(男女双方互不了解，仅凭父母之命、媒妁之言的一种包办婚姻) For example: blind and blind (being unable to see, metaphor for ignorance or lack of understanding); muddle-headed (mix of ignorance and wisdom); narrow-minded (referring to limited knowledge or experience); metaphor for being foolish and ignorant; random writing (writing foolishly or haphazardly); blind marriage (an arranged marriage where both parties know little about each other, solely based on parents' decisions).