Traduzione inglese-italiano per "to confuse"

to confuse {v.} (anche: to jumble up, to mix up, to muddle up)

to confuse {v. t.} (anche: to mix up, to muddle, to muddle up, to bristle)

to mistake [mistook|mistaken] {v.}

to jumble up {v.}

to mix up {v.}

to muddle up {v.}

to addle [addled|addled] {v.}

to confound {v.} [Filos]

to abash {v.}

to fog [fogged|fogged] {v.}

to confuse {v. t.}

to mix up {v. t.}

to muddle [muddled|muddled] {v. t.}

to muddle up {v. t.}

to bewilder [bewildered|bewildered] {v.}

to ravel [raveled; ravelled|raveled; ravelled] {v. t.}

to befuddle [befuddled|befuddled] {v.}

to dumfound [dumfounded|dumfounded] {v.}

to embrangle [embrangled|embrangled] {v. t.}

to fog [fogged|fogged] {v.} [Fot]

It is enough to confuse anybody!

Let us not confuse matters.

People confuse footprint with spacing.

We must not, however, confuse the matter.

When your mind is made up facts only confuse the issue!

To confuse them would be to give way to populist rhetoric.

However, I should also like to raise a point which confuses me.

The effect of the single market has been to confuse the issue.

We should not confuse risks with dangers that are actually present.

Commissioner, why are we trying to confuse the issue when it is so clear?

I would not like this House to confuse the two so I move that correction.

I also wanted to urge you not to confuse issues, ladies and gentlemen.

Moreover, I am not so naïve as to confuse campaign rhetoric with a Platonic dialogue.

On that point, it is important not to confuse everything again and lump everything together.

The problem already exists and this would simply serve to completely confuse current policies.

Ignore the instructions, that's what the government has to put in there to confuse you, I'm sure.

The Council is against anything that would tend to confuse or blur the different responsibilities.

The additional designation 'with concentrates ' tends in my view to confuse.

Today, like so often before, we have tended to confuse stability pacts with economic policy guidelines.

Some are trying to confuse us and seem intent on creating confusion between the people of good will in Parliament.