<prompt> Hlalosa se boleloang ke maele a maele a reng foufatsa mahlo.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain the meaning of the idiom turn a blind eye. . Response in English: The idiom turn a blind eye refers to the act of consciously ignoring or overlooking something, usually something that is wrong or undesirable. The phrase implies that a person is fully aware of what is happening, but has chosen to act as though they are unaware and are therefore not taking any action. It is often used to describe the act of neglecting responsibilities, ignoring warning signs, or avoiding confronting an issue. . Response in Sesotho: Maele a reng ho iphoufaletsa mahlo a bolela ketso ea ho iphapanyetsa kapa ho hlokomoloha ntho e itseng, hangata e le ntho e fosahetseng kapa e sa rateheng. Poleloana ena e fana ka maikutlo a hore motho o tseba hantle se etsahalang, empa o ikhethetse ho itšoara joalokaha eka ha a tsebe, kahoo ha a nke khato leha e le efe. Hangata e sebelisoa ho hlalosa ketso ea ho hlokomoloha boikarabelo, ho hlokomoloha matšoao a temoso, kapa ho qoba ho tobana le bothata. 