confused in Catalan
confused in Catalan is confòs, desorientat, confús — confused means unable to think clearly or understand what is happening.
confused in Catalan
confòs
(of a person) unable to think clearly or understand
desorientat
(of a person or animal) disoriented
confús
chaotic, jumbled or muddled
embolicat
chaotic, jumbled or muddled
embrollat
chaotic, jumbled or muddled
envitricollat
chaotic, jumbled or muddled
confús
making no sense; illogical
incoherent
making no sense; illogical
sense solta
making no sense; illogical
avergonyida
embarrassed
avergonyit
embarrassed
What does "confused" mean?
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adj Unable to think clearly or understand what is happening.
"The elderly man looked confused and couldn't remember his address."
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adj Disorganised, jumbled, or lacking clear structure.
"The report was a confused mess of half-finished points."
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adj Embarrassed or flustered.
"She gave a confused little laugh and changed the subject."
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confused in a sentence
- The elderly man looked confused and couldn't remember his address.
- I was so confused by the road signs that I took the wrong turn.
- The report was a confused mess of half-finished points.
- The plot of the film was confused, and nobody could follow the story.
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What is "confused" in Catalan?
"confused" in Catalan is confòs, desorientat, confús. confused means: Unable to think clearly or understand what is happening.
How do you use "confused" in a sentence?
Example: "The elderly man looked confused and couldn't remember his address." In Catalan, "confused" is confòs, desorientat, confús.
Are there other ways to say "confused" in Catalan?
Yes — Catalan has 10 translations listed for "confused": confòs, desorientat, confús, embolicat, embrollat, envitricollat.
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