1.They asked so many questions that they confused me.
他们问了许多问题, 都弄糊涂了。
2.They asked me so many questions that they confused me.
他们问了多的问题都搞迷糊了。
3.You are confusing two ideas—you should try to separate them out in your mind.
你这两个观点弄混了, 你该在心中设法他们区分开。
4.I was confused by all the noise.
一片嘈杂声弄得昏头昏脑。
5.The instructions on the box are very confusing.
盒子上的使用说含混不清。
6.Many people are confused about the new ways of measuring temperature.
许多人都搞不清测定温度的新方法。
7.This information will be less confusing if it's produced in tabular form.
这一信息如果制成表格,就不大容易混淆。
8.He confused the Cyclops by the clever ruse (techne) of declaring he was “Nobody”.
他通过声称自己是“无名之辈”这个聪的小(Techne)独眼巨人(出自希腊神话——译者注)昏了头。
9.Several women staff member is worn confuse colour to take, carry emulation emmagee, place model greatly.
数名女性工作人员身穿迷彩服,携带仿真机关枪,大摆造型。
10.Don’t confuse me with technicalities——all I need to know is how to turn the machine on and off.
细节性技术搞不懂,别讲了,要知道的只是机器怎开关。
11.Whitish bands composed of medullated nerve fibres radiating out from the optic disc are of no pathological significance and must not be confused with papilloedema.
在视盘周围呈放射状的,由有髓鞘神经纤维所组成的白色条状物,是无病理意义的,不要与乳头水肿相混淆。
12.Corporate crime—committed by businesses—should not be confused with white-collar crime, which refers to the occupation of the perpetrator and may be directed against a business.
公司犯罪不应与白领犯罪混淆,后者指的是犯罪者的职业,其罪行可能是针对企业的。
13.The upper texts often became a confusing mixture of sacred and secular—and even anticlerical—poems, indicating its intended performance in courtly as well as ecclesiastical settings.
前半部分通常是圣诗或世俗诗甚至是反教会诗的结合,表其通常是在宫廷或宗教场所演奏的。
14.The last (upper shell) materials are primarily Lorica, with mesh cooling inserts.While it's been confused as leather in black or white shoes, Lorica doesn't com from animals.
15.CT scan performed at one week after treatment will show an area of necrosis, the cryolesion, which commonly has residual gas bubbles, not to be confused with infection.
术后一周的CT扫描显示坏疽部位和通常带有残余气泡的冷冻创口没有受到感染的影响。
16.The thrust and parries of these two hardy professionals, each seeking to divine the other's intentions and confuse him at the same time, can not be rendered biographically .