Summary
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- confound:
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Wiktionary:
- confound → verwarren, verslaan
- confound → iemand van de wijs brengen
English
Detailed Translations for confounded from English to Dutch
confounded:
Translation Matrix for confounded:
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- | confoundedly; darned; deuced |
Related Words for "confounded":
Synonyms for "confounded":
confound:
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to confound (disappoint; embarras; betray)
Conjugations for confound:
present
- confound
- confound
- confounds
- confound
- confound
- confound
simple past
- confounded
- confounded
- confounded
- confounded
- confounded
- confounded
present perfect
- have confounded
- have confounded
- has confounded
- have confounded
- have confounded
- have confounded
past continuous
- was confounding
- were confounding
- was confounding
- were confounding
- were confounding
- were confounding
future
- shall confound
- will confound
- will confound
- shall confound
- will confound
- will confound
continuous present
- am confounding
- are confounding
- is confounding
- are confounding
- are confounding
- are confounding
subjunctive
- be confounded
- be confounded
- be confounded
- be confounded
- be confounded
- be confounded
diverse
- confound!
- let's confound!
- confounded
- confounding
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
Translation Matrix for confound:
Verb | Related Translations | Other Translations |
beschamen | betray; confound; disappoint; embarras | |
teleurstellen | betray; confound; disappoint; embarras | be contrary; belie; counteract; cross; disappoint; disillusion; frustrate; let down |
vertrouwen schenden | betray; confound; disappoint; embarras | |
- | bedevil; befuddle; confuse; discombobulate; fox; fuddle; throw |
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Wiktionary Translations for confound:
confound
Cross Translation:
Cross Translation:
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• confound | → iemand van de wijs brengen | ↔ déconcerter — littéraire|fr déranger l’accord, troubler l’harmonie. |