To mix up in idea, erroneously regard or treat as identical, fail to distinguish; = confuse, v. 5.
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释义 | the mind > attention and judgement > judgement or decision > misjudgement > indiscriminateness > fail to distinguish or confuse [verb (transitive)] (11) confound1581 To mix up in idea, erroneously regard or treat as identical, fail to distinguish; = confuse, v. 5. muddy1604 transitive. To confuse or muddle (a person, the mind); to render (a thing) more complex, to make obscure; to sully or tarnish (a person, reputation… blunder1676 To confound (in one's mind) stupidly. blend1780 To mix up in the mind, regard as the same, confound with. Obsolete. rare. to mix upa1806 transitive. To combine or associate (qualities, ideas, memories, etc.), now esp. inappropriately or confusedly; to confuse with something else. muddle1836 transitive. To confuse (two things); to confuse (one thing) with another; to mix together mentally. confuse1862 To mix up in the mind, to fail to distinguish, erroneously regard as identical, mistake one for another; = confound, v. 7. Subcategories:— put together without discrimination (3) — make indistinguishable (1) |
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