Examples of using Confusingly in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
name in a way that is confusingly similar to a Westcon trademark or name.
Windows 10 confusingly, only one version later than 8.1;
The term"miniDVD" confusingly refers to 8-cm DVDs
introduced to Hyun-woo's past, however, the flashbacks are inserted into movie rather confusingly.
Confusingly we hitch-hike with a truck filled with sea shells through the desert landscape,
Green, fresh and herb scents confusingly in combination with fruity undertones of pomegranate,
Confusingly, they sometimes call this"open source" or"nearly open source," etc.,
More confusingly, the consonant combination ch is also considered as a separate letter
Com is"identical or confusingly similar" to Kidman's trademark
The Prototype Phantom VI had been rebuilt from Phantom V 5VF83 and somewhat confusingly was listed with"Delivery Date May 1969.
sees him confusingly similar?
Although this band plays confusingly similar between the 5 mentioned acts here and there- this is far away from plagiarism, trust me!
introduces new, confusingly multi layered coherences.
The exhibition leads first through a collection of everyday angels- arranged as confusingly and kaleidoscopically as we encounter them every day in the here and now.
Confusingly, he actually lives at number ten.
Confusingly the album is called S'Nix, the Salzburg dialect for"das Nichts"- nothingness.
Advanced image recognition technology identifies confusingly similar marks without complex codes, keywords or queries.
Confusingly similar to high-quality stainless steel film.
logo or those which are confusingly similar to that of bet-at-home.com.
Great stuff! Makes lotsa fun! Confusingly first track CB Funk gets displayed with 11 minutes, the last one Clean Machine with 22 minutes.