Examples of using Confound in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Programming
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Official/political
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Computer
Confound this fog.
The authors confound two things.
Confound it, Xavier.
Academics often confound politicians.
Confound that cannon!
Envy's green-eyed monsters confound her.
Confound that ridiculous Colonel Hathi.
At every step these mortals confound us!
People confound concepts and opinions with what Truth means.
You are being watched, so confound their expectations of you.
Again and again in this book, the stories surprise and confound.
Many confound 21st-century waist training with the older school waist training styles.
Nowadays, in spite of sophisticated IT tools and unprecedented visibility among supply chain partners,subpar or counterfeit still confound the industry.
But Jesus, to show His power and confound the false gods, once more sent His two angels to help me.
This multitude of abject dependants was interested in the support of the actual government, from the dread of a revolution,which might at once confound their hopes and intercept the reward of their services.
They bewitch and confound us, make us question ourselves, and lead us to our ultimate goal, which is…?
As President Ezra Taft Benson so powerfully taught,‘When used together,the Bible and the Book of Mormon confound false doctrines'(“A New Witness for Christ,” Ensign, Nov. 1984, 8).”.
Or would Frost confound critics and bravely demand accountability from the man whod built a career out of stonewalling?
Disaster management has become an important issue as hospitality key playersseek ways to cope with these unexpected events, which confound threats to the viability of hospitality organizations Ref.
So our governments should not confound the common good and common ground, especially when common ground means reaching agreement with industry.
Filling in these documents professionally and accurately is particularly important because, in case a deficiency occurs, customs organizations have the right to stop the shipment; what is more,they can even confound the transactions and their profitability.
Very often people confound cause and effect, and think that to pretend not to care for the lower things- which, though quite good in their way, are yet so called in contradistinction to higher and spiritual things- at once puts a man on a high level.
The midnight sun, the snowbound winters, meatballs, herring, Vikings and Volvos, ABBA and the Hives- whatever your pre-existing notions about Sweden may be,a visit to this multifaceted country is bound to both confirm and confound them.
Disaster management has become an important issue as hospitality key playersseek ways to cope with these unexpected events, which confound threats to the viability of hospitality organizations(Ref. Mitroff, 2004), and create multiple challenges for the private and public sectors(Ref. Prideaux, 2004).
A number of factors confound research results associated with the efficacy of weight-loss supplements, such as small sample sizes, short intervention periods, little or no follow-up, and whether the supplement is given in combination with an energy-restricted diet or increased exercise expenditure.
We fully realise the gross error of the theoreticians of bourgeois political economy who wilfully ignore the study of[historical] evolution from the historico-social viewpoint,and stupidly confound the system of State capitalism with that of the socialist dictatorship.
Again and again we are told that we must keep these two ideas always in our minds when we think of Him,that we must“neither confound the Persons nor divide the Substance”, but must try as well as we may to grasp the idea of this great Mystery of the Three who yet are One, which cannot be perfectly understood or explained.