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to confuse {verbo}
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Traduzione inglese-svedese per "to confuse"
"to confuse" traduzione svedese
to confuse {verbo}
to confuse {v.} (anche: to befog, to perplex, to obscure, to muddy)
Such a system could only serve to further confuse the electoral procedure.
Ignore the instructions, that's what the government has to put in there to confuse you, I'm sure.
In certain areas we voted for the 12 year time limit but later on there were other votes taken which seemed to confuse the whole issue.
Genetic modification by itself is not harmful and it is wrong for us to confuse the public by suggesting that it is.
to confuse {v.} (anche: to obfuscate, to bewilder)
Resolutions such as this are underhand and are designed to mislead and confuse the workers and interfere in the internal affairs of Belarus...
to confuse {v.} (anche: to muddle, to jumble, to confound, to compound)
This is what today ’ s debate is about and we must not confuse the issues.
On that point, it is important not to confuse everything again and lump everything together.
And this populism continues to confuse production with consumption.
The Council is against anything that would tend to confuse or blur the different responsibilities.
We must not confuse food risk assessment with questions of product quality.
to confuse {v.} (anche: to misinform, to delude, to deceive, to misdirect)
Such warnings would not constitute consumer education; they would be more likely to confuse or even mislead consumers.
to confuse {v.} (anche: to lead on, to lead astray, to ensnare, to seduce)
to confuse {v.} (anche: to muddle, to mix up)
To confuse asylum seekers with illegal immigrants contravenes the Convention on Refugees.
Let us not confuse the need for a common framework with egalitarianism.
I think that we should not confuse respect for diversities with a departure of this nature.
When it comes to emissions trading, we must be careful not to confuse two things.
It must be clear to all that we must not confuse cause and effect.
to confuse {v.} (anche: to play along)
Resolutions such as this are underhand and are designed to mislead and confuse the workers and interfere in the internal affairs of Belarus...
to confuse {v.}
We must not confuse the traffickers with their victims.
We must not confuse tobacco abuse caused by tobacco consumption with production.
It is unacceptable to confuse individual cases of aggression perpetrated in Member States fighting against racism and homophobia with
to confuse {v.}
Sinonimi
Sinonimi (inglese) per "confuse":
© Princeton Universityconfound · blur · obscure · obnubilate · throw · fox · befuddle · fuddle · bedevil · discombobulate · jumble · mix up · flurry · disconcert · put off
Esempi di utilizzo
Esempi di utilizzo "to confuse" in Svedese
Parole simili
conformation · conformed · conforming · conformism · conformist · conformity · confounding · confrontation · confrontational · confronted · confuse · confused · confusing · confusingly · confusion · congenial · congeniality · congenital · congested · congestion · congius