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/kənˈfjuːzd/
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/kənˈfjuzd/
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confused
past participle
UK
/kənˈfjʊːzd/
US
/kənˈfjuzd/
Past participle of the verb "confuse" used adjectivally.
confused
adjective
more confused
Comp.
most confused
Super.
смущённый
He gave a confused look when he didn't understand the question.
Он дал смущённый взгляд, когда не понял вопрос.
запутанный
The instructions were so confused that no one could follow them.
Инструкции были настолько запутанными, что никто не мог их выполнить.
растерянный
She felt confused after hearing the unexpected news.
Она почувствовала себя растерянной после того, как услышала неожиданные новости.
Synonyms
bewildered
perplexed
puzzled
baffled
muddled
disoriented
flustered
mixed-up
Antonyms
clear
certain
understanding
confuse
verb
confused
Past Simple
confused
Past Simple
confused
Past Participle
confusing
Gerund
UK
/kənˈfjuːz/
US
/kənˈfjuz/
смущать
The unexpected question seemed to confuse him.
Неожиданный вопрос, казалось, смутил его.
запутывать
The complex instructions can easily confuse beginners.
Сложные инструкции могут легко запутать новичков.
перепутать
I always confuse their names.
Я всегда перепутываю их имена.
Synonyms
bewilder
perplex
baffle
muddle
mix up
confound
disorient
flummox
Antonyms
clarify
explain
Definitions
confused
past participle
Past participle of the verb "confuse" used as an adjective, often following a linking verb to describe a state of bewilderment.
He was completely confused by the sudden change in plans.
confused
adjective
Unable to think clearly or understand something.
She looked confused when the teacher explained the complex math problem.
Lacking order and organization; disordered.
The instructions were so confused that no one could follow them.
confuse
verb
To make someone unable to think clearly or understand something.
The complex instructions confused the students.
To mistake one thing for another.
I often confuse the twins because they look so similar.
To make something more complicated, obscure, or harder to understand; muddle.
The new evidence only confused the issue further.
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