Examples of using Confound in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Confound you!
Mortal laws confound me.
Confound it, man!
At every step these mortals confound us!
Confound it, doc!
Dogs confirm us; cats confound us.
Confound it, soldier!
You're hungry. Confound it, eat something!
Confound it! What's wrong?
If we attack from two directions, we confound surprise with confusion.
Oh, confound all this!
I can deal with pigs really easily,but nice people confound me.
Oh, confound it, man!
By first speaking out in anger against them you confound and bring to nothing the devices of the enemy.
You confound farce and theater.
So constantly conscious now of death moving towards me,sometimes I think I confound them.
Why, confound you, Doctor!
Inconspicuous at first glance, with simple graphics and control, it can confound even the experienced player.
Confound it, where's the Frenchman?
Like You did at the Tower of Babylon, confound their ability to communicate with each other.
Confound that ridiculous Colonel Hathi.
One moment you're as driven by your emotions as Klingons,and the next, you confound us by suddenly embracing logic.".
Confound those who have said our remarks before us.".
This can be particularly powerful when we are faced with pain,difficulties and illness that confound our attempts to find a solution or to feel better.
When forms confound the system, new rules must be invented.
Female sex was seen as a“nuisance variable”- it would provide extraneous data with no real meaning andwould cloud and confound the carefully designed studies of academic scientists.
Lord, confound all the enemy's plans to arm Hezbollah with chemical or any other weapons.
Despite the obvious advantages of iontophoresis, it is important to note that current induced vasodilatation(CIV)from iontophoresis may confound the effects of the vasoactive agents especially at the cathode.
Ordinarily, these factors confound observational studies and make their results difficult to interpret.
People often confound palliative care with hospice care and associate it with end-of-life treatment.