Examples of using A very confusing in English and their translations into Danish
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That's a very confusing time.
Like I said to the captain, sir, it was a very confusing day.
English is a very confusing language.
I was trying to catch your eye during the rumpus. The reason was I could not hear what you were saying, what votes were taking place,and that was a very confusing situation.
It was a very confusing two weeks.
People also translate
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I should like to thank the Commissioner very much for reminding us all once again of the corner stones- not only because these are uncertain times,but also because this has been a very confusing debate- and for not setting them against each other either, but reminding us that they are principles of European economic policy.
It left a very confusing hickey.
However, most users fail to disallow the bundling because the option is presented in a very confusing manner or fine print, and is usually included in the“recommended” settings.
That's a very confusing time for any young lady.
It must be a very confusing day.
To make a very confusing story short, the letter appears in the book"Orlando Furioso"(i.e."The Furious Roland");an Italian book published in Lyon by Bartholomeo Honorati(Sébastien Honorat) in 1556 and printed by Jacques Faure.
Eleanor, this is a very confusing house.
To make a very confusing story short, the letter appears in the book"Orlando Furioso" i.e.
The Queen invites Alice to play croquet,which is a very confusing game with live hedgehogs for balls, and flamingos for mallets.
At the moment we have a very confusing set of different rules and regulations and it is clear from complaints to many of us and to Parliament's Petitions Committee that clear advice is not always forthcoming from the appropriate authorities, even in Member States themselves.
This is a very confusing situation.
To make a very confusing story short, the letter appears in the book"Orlando Furioso"(i.e."The Furious Roland");an Italian book published in Lyon by Bartholomeo Honorati(Sébastien Honorat) in 1556 and printed by Jacques Faure. However this cannot be the only place it was used, because British Museum tells us, that their copy has» Latin letterpress text on verso«.
For anyone new orcurious it can be a very confusing activity with lots of strange names for equipment and I hope to clarify that on this page.
PJ's gonna be getting a very confusing card in the mail along with a garment that he should by no means wear for three days and then mail back to me.
This is a very confusing time in my life.
E-stim can be a very confusing activity for someone who has never tried it before.
From what I can see, a very confused and scared young man.
I was a very confused young woman and lacking in self-worth.
Or a very confused person.
She's a very confused woman, but she will come around.
They have been taking him to a very confused veterinarian in Ogdensburg.
As is also being demonstrated here, we are facing a very confused debate in which there is no definition of the different types of economic immigration as opposed to those involving asylum for humanitarian or political reasons.
As a very confused, very damaged young man. But the longer I have lived and the more I have seen, these precious little children who grow up the more I have come to think of him and do sometimes horrible things.
We must not allow it because we are representing here the European citizens; citizens who are sitting here today and who, I imagine, will take away a very confused idea of the progress we are currently making as regards the third pillar.
The snowstorms- just like the clumsy"Black Ops" attempt on Christmas Day to explode an airplane by means of a very confused individual operating under mind control, then the devastation in Haiti-are intended to disrupt actions underway to remove the Illuminati's tentacles on untold wealth and their toehold on the global economy.