How is the word embrouiller translated from French to English

Empêcher quelqu'un de penser clairement.

To make someone unable to think clearly.

verb
English translation
confuse

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  • Les instructions embrouillent tout le monde. The instructions confuse everyone.

  • Les gens confondent les deux frères. People confuse the two brothers.

  • N'embrouille pas les élèves juste avant l'examen. Please don't confuse the students right before the exam.

  • Ne confonds pas le sel et le sucre dans ce bocal. Don't confuse salt with sugar in that jar.

  • Ce nouveau formulaire t'embrouille aussi ? Does this new form confuse you too?

  • T'arrive-t-il de confondre ces deux mots ? Do you ever confuse these two words?

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FAQ about “embrouiller”

How is “embrouiller” translated from French?
“embrouiller” translates into English as “confuse”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “embrouiller” mean?
Meaning of “embrouiller”: Empêcher quelqu'un de penser clairement. In English — “confuse”.
What part of speech is “embrouiller”?
“embrouiller” is a verb.
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