Question 1

Where does the French word "blinder" come from?

Accepted Answer

From the Germanic word 'blind' meaning blind.

Question 2

What is the definition of the French word "blinder"?

Accepted Answer

To guarantee the top of a fortification work by means of a ceiling or wooden vault, covered with earth, and resistant to the fall of projectiles; and, more generally, to protect against projectiles by means of pieces of wood, fascines.
To cover the upper deck of a ship with old cables or other materials, to protect it against shells and bombs, or to cover the ship itself with an armor of steel plates. In this last sense, we also say an armored wagon.
To isolate an electrical/electronic component or module using a conductive enclosure connected to ground, in order to protect it from external interference or to avoid interfering with other systems.
To harden, to prepare for future inconveniences.
To be drunk.
To be covered, to have a lot of something.
To harden.
To get drunk.
To bet 'blind' (without looking at one's cards).

Question 3

How to translate "blinder" into italian?

Accepted Answer

blindare

Question 4

How to translate "blinder" into spanish?

Accepted Answer

blindar

blinder

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