名词混乱; 混淆; 困惑
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1. You can avoid confusion by speaking clearly.
你说得清楚些，这样可以避免误解。
2. The old woman looked at him in confusion.
老妇人用迷茫的目光打量着他。
3. The room was in a state of confusion.
房间一片杂乱。
1. 混乱术：*混乱术(CONFUSION):使对手处于不辩敌我的状态,攻击自己的同伴. *防护罩(DEATH DOME):在某个角色周围常产生一个防护罩,任何想进入防护罩的 的人都会收到伤害. *探查术(DETECTION):可找到魔法物品(魔法物品显现蓝色).
2. 意识模糊：3.意识模糊(confusion) 指病人意识障碍的程度较嗜睡深,对外界刺激不能清晰地认识;空间和时间定向力障碍;理解力、判断力迟钝,或发生错误;记忆模糊、近记忆力更差;对现实环境的印象模糊不清、常有思维不连贯,思维活动迟钝等.
3. 干扰：卡柏斯(Ervin Kapos)喜欢用C与D分别代表干扰(confusion)与过滤(dilution). 美陆军将掩蔽定义为防护,故其单兵掩蔽方式系挖掘散兵坑或躲避于岩石后方. ]潜舰以潜航躲避侦测与攻击. 航母特遣部队指挥官则极力避免被侦测,并先发攻击敌航母.
1. (尤指因想法不同造成的)困惑，不明确
If there is confusion about something, it is not clear what the true situation is, especially because people believe different things.
e.g. There's still confusion about the number of casualties...
伤亡人数依然不明。
e.g. Omissions in my recent article must have caused confusion.
我最近一篇文章中的几处省略肯定造成了困惑。
2. (尤指因很多事情同时发生造成的)混乱局面，骚乱
Confusion is a situation in which everything is in disorder, especially because there are lots of things happening at the same time.
e.g. There was confusion when a man fired shots...
一个男子开了几枪，场面一片混乱。
e.g. The rebel leader appears to have escaped in the confusion.
叛乱分子首领似乎已乘乱逃脱。
3. 困惑;不知所措
If your mind is in a state of confusion, you do not know what to believe or what you should do.
e.g. We always left his office in a state of confusion.
我们总是一头雾水地离开他的办公室。
e.g. ...the pressures and confusions of puberty.
青春期的种种压力和困惑
4. see also: confuse
1. The ministry said the confusion was caused by officials including null or blank ballots by mistake.
2. Passengers later described the panic and confusion in the darkened cabin as passengers not wearing seat belts were hurled from their seats.
3. Some of them confuse the real world with violent games and this confusion leads to replicating violent actions and criminal behavior in the real world.
4. Much slush money has been cast about trying to buy public confusion, as it had been by the tobacco industry.
5. confusion
5. That confusion was reflected in last week's Forbes China decision to cease the publication of its China Philanthropy List from this year.
6. This will certainly be conducive to avoiding confusion and misunderstanding and will make things easier for foreigners who come and stay legally.
7. Any great change in the sound and appearance of a brand name may also result in confusion.
8. Because of the confusion over the sequence of events following the bombing, the military has promised to release a chronology.
9. The tax authorities issued a notice on Monday to clear the confusion over implementation of policies concerning personal income taxes.
10. Kennedy said it took him three weeks and several calls to federal officials to clear up the confusion.
noun
1. a mistake that results from taking one thing to be another
e.g. he changed his name in order to avoid confusion with the notorious outlaw
Synonym: mix-up
2. an act causing a disorderly combination of elements with identities lost and distinctions blended
e.g. the confusion of tongues at the Tower of Babel
3. a mental state characterized by a lack of clear and orderly thought and behavior
e.g. a confusion of impressions
Synonym: mental confusion confusedness muddiness disarray
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4. a feeling of embarrassment that leaves you confused
Synonym: discombobulation
5. disorder resulting from a failure to behave predictably
e.g. the army retreated in confusion