tīng

idiom

Meaning of 闭目塞听

闭目塞听 means to shut one's eyes and stop up one's ears; to be deliberately blind and deaf to reality; to ignore the outside world. Pronounced bì mù sè tīng.

  • to shut one's eyes and stop up one's ears; to be deliberately blind and deaf to reality; to ignore the outside world

Definitions & Examples

men
néng
tīng
 
yào
duì
guó
xíng
shì
yǒu
qīng
de
rèn
shi
 

We cannot shut our eyes and ears; we must have a clear understanding of the international situation.

Lǐng
dǎo
zhě
guǒ
tīng
 
jiù
huì
tuō
qún
zhòng
 

If leaders are blind and deaf to reality, they will become detached from the masses.

Zuò
xué
wèn
néng
tīng
 
yīng
gāi
duō
tīng
tóng
de
jiàn
 

One cannot be willfully ignorant in academic pursuits; one should listen to different opinions.