Examples of using Confound in English and their translations into Russian
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Confound it, Rajah!
I would confound this pope.
Confound it, Peters.
Of all the confounded nerve I ever.
Confound it, boy.
Because Jehovah there confounded the language of the whole earth.
Confound her with legal jargon.
Because the LORD did there confound the language of all the earth;
Confounded ships are like laboratory mazes.
Because it was there that the LORD confounded the language of all the earth;
Confounding factors in chemical and biological recovery.
Once again I must go astound and confound the merry imbeciles.
Had me confounded until that man.
Because people need to know what's real Andwhat's a horrible fun-house mirror Meant to confuse and confound.
Workshop on confounding factors ICP Waters.
Scientific advice, when required, should be provided in a timely andeasily understandable way to aid the decision making process and not confound it.
Confounding factors provide misleading estimates of effects.
Assess the potential confounding impacts of climate change;
Confounding factors were classified into three types of processes.
This is a problem that would confound those who stop to recognize it.
These confounding factors add to the uncertainty in predictions.
Consequently, measures of social desirability confound true differences with social-desirability bias.
Workshop on Confounding Factors in Recovery from Acid Deposition in Surface Waters.
Nature in the Arctic is without equal and rich in contrasts- endlessexpanses of ice and snow turn into prodigal abundances of wildflowers and berries that confound the imagination.
Workshop on confounding factors, 2005/2006(tentatively);
In my opinion, however,we should encourage the timid who dare not invent anything in physics and confound the reckless who invent new theologies.
One should not confound shameful obsolete survivals with valuable achievements.
Requiring a provision that prevents a negative yaw rate ratio does not simplify the data analysis process, andcan only confound interpretation of the test data.
Workshop on confounding factors, 2005/2006(tentatively);
The results from the Nausta andthe Gaular watersheds show that seasonal changes in water chemistry related to snowmelt in spring and/or sea-salt episodes in winter may confound the identification of a recovery process.