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   What does 'fly blind' mean?

   • By extension, to do something based on guesswork, intuition, or without any help or instructions. Since this is our first attempt at developing an app, we'll be flying blind as we figure out how to get things working correctly. I've never filed my own taxes before, so I'm sort of flying blind.

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   What is the noun for blind flying?

   • The noun BLIND FLYING has 1 sense: 1. using only instruments for flying an aircraft because you cannot see through clouds or mists etc. Familiarity information: BLIND FLYING used as a noun is very rare.

   What does blind flying mean? definition, meaning and

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   Why are people flying blind?

   • With instruments out and flying blind, she found it hard to hold the aircraft steady. Flying blind in ferocious winds and driving snow, he'd found it hard to keep his nerve. The weather has been terrible and at times, we've been basically flying blind. They are flying blind on this issue because they have no idea of the extent of the problem.

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   Are We Flying Blind?

   • So in many areas we are flying blind. We are all flying blind here. The continual sense is of a government flying blind by the seat of its ragged pants. Without the data, the world is flying blind. If that happens, we will be flying blind.

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2. dictionary.cambridge.org › english › be-flying-blindBE FLYING BLIND | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary

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   to be doing something without having any experience of doing it before or without having important information about what you are doing: They are flying blind on this issue because they have no idea of the extent of the problem. We're doing our best but honestly, we are flying blind.

   • Znaczenie Be Flying Blind, Definicja W Cambridge English Dictionary

     be flying blind definicja: 1. to be flying an aircraft...

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     to be doing something without having any experience of doing...

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   3 days ago · FLY BLIND definition: to be in a situation where you have nothing to help or guide you | Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples.

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   In aviation, “flying blind” has a more specific meaning – it refers to flying an aircraft solely by reference to instruments rather than visual cues. This can be due to poor visibility caused by weather conditions or other factors. Another way this idiom is used is in relation to technology.

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   fly blind. Discover More. Idioms and Phrases. Feel one's way, proceed by guesswork, as in There are no directions for assembling this furniture, so I'm flying blind . This hyperbolic expression dates from World War II, when it was used by pilots who could not see the horizon and therefore had to rely on instruments.

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   By extension, to do something based on guesswork, intuition, or without any help or instructions. Since this is our first attempt at developing an app, we'll be flying blind as we figure out how to get things working correctly. I've never filed my own taxes before, so I'm sort of flying blind.

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   to move in or pass through the air with wings; to move through the air or before the wind or through outer space… See the full definition