Examples of using To be confusing in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It's going to be confusing.
Into the Line" is a rope course designed to be confusing.
You seem to be confusing assets and liabilities.
I'm not trying to be confusing.
You seem to be confusing the universe with the multiverse.
Didn't mean for it to be confusing.
You seem to be confusing equity with equality.
It wasn't meant to be confusing.
You seem to be confusing libertarians with anarchists.
They find them to be confusing.
No, you appear to be confusing me with someone else since I never said any such thing.
Okay, but i have a right to be confusing.
It may appear to be confusing and you may feel that you are lost, but what you are doing is very natural.
They're just similar enough to be confusing.
Yeah, the killer in Don's case seems to be confusing his life with that of Christ.
Yes, we can pretty much guarantee you it's going to be confusing.
If you think that right now, you have come to work and it's the middle of the Martian night andthere's light streaming in from the windows that's going to be confusing as well.
The paths that go from the east, should be slightly bent- they bring a favorable energy-and coming from the west to be confusing and winding, to slow the flow of sha chi from the west.
Today's challenge is for reward. It's a ropes course, and it's designed to be confusing.
One of the biggest laments has been that on-boarding on the app- the experience for those who are coming to Twitter for the first time-continues to be confusing.
There's nothing to be confused about.
It is therefore not to be confused with recension.
You're not the first one to be confused.
Not to be confused with a similar-named zither-type instrument.
The TV executives don't want viewers to be confused and think you're Meg.
Ms. Crozier seems to be confused as to who is on the witness stand.
The reverend did not want to be confused with facts.