confound

confoundconfoundD.J.:[kənˈfaund]K.K.:[kənˈfaʊnd, kɑn-]vt.1.■使惊惶; 弄糊涂The extraordinary election results confounded the government.这次不寻常的选举结果使得政府不知所措。2.■搞乱; 混淆(意念等)3.■击败, 挫败

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confound[kən'faund]vt.1.■使困惑，弄糊涂，使惊慌失措；搞乱：His behaviour confounded her.他的行为使她莫名其妙。The news has confounded our plans.这个消息打乱了我们的计划。2.■混淆，混同，混在一起：I always confounded him with his twin brother.我总分不清他和他的孪生兄弟。Don’t confound public affairs with private ones.不要把公事与私事混为一谈。3.■／'kɔn'faund／ (表示轻微诅咒)罚…入地狱；讨厌，该死：Confound it!去你的!讨厌!该死!Confound that silly fool!那个混蛋!近义词puzzle

confoundconfound[kənˈfaund]vt.1.■混淆， 使混同， 使混乱［混杂］2.■使惊慌失措 , 使迷惑［糊涂］3.■打击， 打乱（计划）4.■［5kCn5faund］[口]［比 damn 轻的骂语］ 让...死掉， 可恶， 活该be confounded at [by] the sight of看见...大惊失色Don't confound the means with the ends.不要使手段与目的混淆不清。The poor election results confounded the government.失败的选举结果使政府惊慌失措。C-you [him]! 这个［那个］家伙！ 混蛋， 去你［他］ 的！ C-it! 讨厌， 该死的！

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继承用法confoundern.