confound
混淆
常用释义
英音[ kənˈfaʊnd ]
美音[ kənˈfaʊnd ]
变形
第三人称单数:
confounds
现在分词:
confounding
过去式:
confounded
过去分词:
confounded
基本释义
- vt. 使困惑惊讶，使惊疑；证明……有错，驳倒；打败，挫败（敌人、计划等）；<旧>讨厌，该死；使混淆
例句
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1·Don't confound the two issues; they are quite different.不要把这两个问题混淆了，它们截然不同。来源: youdao
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2·The new rules seem to confound many employees.新规定似乎让很多员工感到困惑。来源: youdao
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3·Children often confound letters like 'b' and 'd'.孩子们常常会把像“b”和“d”这样的字母弄混。来源: youdao
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4·His sudden change of plan will confound our arrangements.他突然改变计划会打乱我们的安排。来源: youdao
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5·The similar names of the two products confound consumers.这两种产品相似的名称让消费者混淆。来源: youdao
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6·The complex instructions confound most beginners.复杂的说明让大多数初学者感到困惑。来源: youdao
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7·Don't confound fantasy with reality.不要把幻想和现实混为一谈。来源: youdao
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8·The unexpected answer confounded the questioner.出人意料的回答让提问者不知所措。来源: youdao
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9·The new software update may confound some users at first.新的软件更新起初可能会让一些用户感到困惑。来源: youdao
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10·The confusing layout of the store can confound shoppers.商店混乱的布局会让购物者感到迷惑。来源: youdao
同根词
词根：
confound
confounded
adj
困惑的；糊涂的；讨厌的；惊慌失措的
confoundedly
adv
非常地；恼人地；十分地；混乱地
confounding
n
[数] 混杂；混淆
confounding
v
混淆（confound的ing形式）；使困惑，弄糊涂
confounded
v
使混淆（confound的过去分词）