embrouiller

to confuse, to muddle

ɑ̃ . b ʁ u . j e
verb Rare #35,155
to confuse, to muddle
FR: Ces informations contradictoires vont embrouiller les élèves.
EN: This contradictory information will confuse the students.
Conjugation of embrouiller
embrouiller
Indicative present
SingularPlural
Second embrouilles
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
Second embrouilles

Tu essaies de m'embrouiller.

You're trying to confuse me.

Sans toi, il pourrait m'embrouiller.

Without you, he could confuse me.

— Taxi (1998)

Il va essayer de t'embrouiller.

He’s going to try to confuse you.

— Troupe d'Élite (2007)

Faites-vous exprès d'essayer de m'embrouiller les idées?

Are you deliberately trying to confuse me?

Ne te laisse pas embrouiller par lui.

Don't let him confuse you.

— Troupe d'Élite (2007)

Vous êtes toujours en train de nous embrouiller avec ces grands mots.

You're always confusing us with these big words.

— Everything Everywhere All at Once (2022)

Arrêtez de m'embrouiller, avec vos allées et venues.

Stop confusing me with your comings and goings.

— Everything Everywhere All at Once (2022)