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| blindfold |
A blindfold is a cloth that is wrapped around a person's head and covers their eyes. A blindfold prevents a person from seeing anything. |
| ±è¾±ña³Ù²¹ |
A ±è¾±ña³Ù²¹ is a colorful, decorated container in the shape of a star, animal, or popular character. It is filled with candies, little toys, or other treats. People hang a ±è¾±ña³Ù²¹ up in the air and children try to break it open with a stick. The children have to wear a blindfold so it's not too easy to hit the ±è¾±ña³Ù²¹. When the ±è¾±ña³Ù²¹ breaks open, all the candies and treats fall to the ground. |
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