confundir in Spanish: to confuse, to mix up (verb)

Translation

to confuse, to mix up

Word origin

From Latin confundere ('to pour together, to mingle'), from con- ('together') plus fundere ('to pour').

Verb type-ir regular

tantas .

I don't want to confuse the students with so many rules.

.

It is easy to mix up these two words.

.

I always confuse your name with your brother's.

, .

Sorry, I mistook you for someone else.

debilidad.

Don't confuse kindness with weakness.

mezclar

to mix

equivocar

to mistake, to get wrong

entender

to understand

distinguir

to distinguish, to tell apart

olvidar

to forget

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