Examples of using Confuses in English and their translations into Danish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
What confuses people is the use of personal pronouns.
You know what confuses me?-Very thorough.
Sometimes she confuses places and people.
It confuses their sonar.
To the bottom, sir? Yeah, confuses their sonar?
What confuses me now is why you are telling me this story?
To the bottom?- Confuses their sonar?
To the bottom?- Confuses their sonar.
To the bottom, sir? Yeah, confuses their sonar.
You know what really confuses me?
He confuses.
What confuses me or makes it….
What confuses you?
You know what confuses me?
Which part of"stop" confuses you?
But your presence here only confuses people.
In particular, in the opinion of the Council, the appellant confuses the principle of equal treatment with the principle of equality of purchasing power.
He confuses the aim of fighting terrorism with the liquidation of the Palestinian Authority
The resolution confuses issues that belong at EU level with those that are quite clearly national issues or, quite simply,
The Council confuses public reaction with media reaction