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What does 'to play a blinder' mean?

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Learn a new piece of English slang in just 3 minutes with Rob and Feifei from BBC Learning English. Feifei has just scored three amazing goals for BBC Learning English FC. But when Rob says she has played a blinder, does he mean that Feifei has damaged someones eyesight? Lets hope not
Date: 2020-09-18

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gL
Rob: And WOULDN'T it be fantastic if in real life... you WERE actually good at football! (2nd conditional)
Feifei: Hey, come on! We both know I PLAYED A BLINDER... At least in the programme...nn
lol... Such a naughty boy...=P
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hau
In 0:39 Rob said ...but the crowd ARE going wild about you. Is the word crowd in the crowd a collective noun and the crowd conjugated as a plural noun?
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Rungsak
Hello Rob and Fei Fei
Can I say I drove my car a blinder this morning.
The traffic in Bangkok is so horrible.
Thanks a bunch.
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