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confundir
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confondre
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confundir
To mistake one thing for another.
confound
confuse
jumble
català
confondre
Cause to be perplexed or confounded.
stump
1
They
mix
up
the items of news in a very irritating way.
2
Nobody who would
mix
up
in such a dirty deal as that.
3
It's the first and last woman's quarrel I ever
mix
up
in.
4
Some one may like to know how to
mix
up
Paris green.
5
Well, you'll need to be if you
mix
up
in his affairs.
6
You've just got to
mix
up
more with the rest of us.
7
Just try not to
mix
up
a shooting star with an airplane.
8
Do you suppose I'd allow you to
mix
up
in stage life?
9
Let 'em come on, if they want to
mix
up
with us.
10
Most people now think it's good to
mix
up
different types of tenure.
11
Four months ago due to a
mix
up
I missed a Friday appointment.
12
And so the Fijian would properly reply: Do not
mix
up
different subjects.
13
When Thanksgiving just feels too far away,
mix
up
this pie-inspired pudding combo.
14
The result is, they
mix
up
towns, rivers, palaces in one inextricable whirl.
15
Both are means of noble education-butyou must not
mix
up
the two.
16
Check out how the
mix
up
happened in the video below.
mix
up
mix
portuguès
confundir
misturar
català
confondre
desbaratar
desconcertar
espanyol
confundir
mezclar
desconcertar