to confuse; to mix up (people/things), to mistake (someone/something) for (someone/something), to baffle; to perplex; to throw off, to expose; to catch (someone) out; to prove (someone) guilty/wrong
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| First | confonds | — |
| Second | confonds | — |
| Third | confond | confondent |
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| Second | confonds | — |
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| Third | — | confondent |
Attention à ne pas confondre compassion et empathie.
Be careful not to confuse compassion with empathy.
Tu dois me confondre avec quelqu'un d'autre.
You must be confusing me with someone else.
Tu ne dois pas confondre la peur avec l'estime qu'on te porte.
You mustn't confuse fear with the respect people have for you.
— Le Maître d'armes (2006)