Examples of using Have confused in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
I'm sorry, I think you have confused James with someone else.
I know that picture must have confused you.
I know that this picture must have confused you.
Funny how they could have confused that.
They may have confused our Hybrids temporarily,
Some colleagues may have confused harmonisation of the tax base with the harmonisation of company accounts
They may have confused our hybrids temporarily, but we have superior fire power
They may have confused our Hybrids temporarily,
Is it possible that you have confused me with those backward children you have played tricks on?
I think I must have confused the smell of old age… of infirmity, with death.
Chrissy's the last person I would have confused with marty, But I gotta say, it wasn't bad.
Those who are using the recent versions of InDesign have confused a bit about resizing the images.
Indiana with Illinois, and the Cubs with the Dodgers. You ignorant american, you have confused India with Indiana.
That in the chaos of that dreadful night, you may have confused my business partner here with one of the rioters. Colonel Jackson, it is completely understandable.
and I apologize if I have confused you.
The result is a simple learning course that works to explain information that might have confused you in the official CFP course.
I can see how you might have confused us.
Moreover, Kalla Fakta failed to check its facts with respect to OVAI or it may have confused OVAI with another cotton farm entirely- Omo Valley Farm Co-operation[“OVMC”].
reluctance to take an honest approach to the issue, he would not have confused it with an official visit by a head of state,
with a series of remarkable performances that have confused the public with grandeur and extravagance.