I see, said the blind man: meaning & examples
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Meanings:
- An ironic or humorous response meaning 'I understand' used especially after an obvious or self‑evident statement; implies mock surprise or wry acknowledgement.
- A remark indicating feigned comprehension or ironic recognition when the speaker wishes to highlight the obviousness or banality of what was said.
Examples
BetaWhen I told him the answer was obvious, he replied, 'I see, said the blind man,' with a smirk.
Cuando le dije que la respuesta era obvia, respondió con una sonrisa sarcástica: 'Ya veo, dijo el ciego.'
She said, 'I see, said the blind man,' after I pointed out the mistake she had clearly overlooked.
Ella dijo 'Ya veo, dijo el ciego' después de que señalé el error que claramente había pasado por alto.
After explaining the simple concept twice, he muttered, 'I see, said the blind man,' implying it should have been clear.
Después de explicar el concepto simple dos veces, murmuró: 'Ya veo, dijo el ciego', dando a entender que debería haber sido claro.
Examples:
- EN: I see, said the blind man....I am deleting my flame...HI: लोकि कहन्दे मैनु चला भरदे मेरा खाली पल्ला,
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