be blind to



be blind to

To ignore; to be oblivious to (something). Kara worships her father and is completely blind to his shortcomings—so she is going to be heartbroken once she learns about his embezzlement. I know you're blind to any issues with your car, but unless you want it to break down, you're going to have to take it to the shop.
See also: blind

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Lysistrate-Ancient Greek
Ionathan-Biblical Greek, Biblical Latin
Baldarich-Ancient Germanic
Unnr-Ancient Scandinavian
Nairyosangha-Persian Mythology
Dror-Hebrew