矇 (méng) - dim-sighted & visually impaired
矇 · méng
dim-sighted;
visually impaired;
to deceive;
to cheat;
to hoodwink;
to obscure;
to cover up.
dim-sightedvisually impairedto deceive
Usage highlights
visually impairedto deceive someoneto cheat and bluffto obscure the truthto hoodwinkdim
Usage & contexts
Examples
- He is visually impaired (他眼睛矇了).
- Don't try to deceive me (别想矇我).
- She was tricked by his sweet words (她被他的甜言蜜语矇住了).
- The truth was obscured (真相被矇蔽了).
Collocations
- visually impaired(矇眼)
- to deceive someone(矇人)
- to cheat and bluff(矇骗)
- to obscure the truth(矇蔽真相)
- to hoodwink(矇混)
- dim-sighted(矇眬)
Idioms
- To deceive and cheat(欺上矇下)
- To muddle through(矇混过关)
- Dim and unclear(朦朦矇矇)
Cultural background
FAQ- Originally depicted visual impairment, later extended metaphorically to deception and obscurity.
- In classical texts, often used to describe states of confusion or being misled.
- The character carries negative connotations when used in contexts of deception.