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con·fu·sion AHD[kən-fyo͞o′zhən] D.J.[kənˈfjuːʒən]K.K.[kənˈfjuʒən]n.（名词）- The act of confusing or the state of being confused:混乱：混淆的行为或混乱的状态："To insist . . . that the plight of two, or six, or 52 individuals outweighs policies in which the credibility of the United States and the security of the Middle East are deeply involved, represents the worst kind of moral confusion"(Moorhead Kennedy)“坚持…和美国的信用与中东的安全关联极深的政策竟轻于两个，或六个，或五十二个个人面临的苦难，这都在显示着最恶劣的道德混乱”(穆尔黑德·肯尼迪)
- An instance of being confused:被弄混乱了的事例："Both John Cheever and James Michener . . . clarify some of the confusions of our times"(Clifton Fadiman)“约翰·邱佛和詹姆斯·密柴娜…都澄清了我们这个时代的一些混乱”(克利夫顿·法迪曼)
- Psychology Impaired orientation with respect to time, place, or person; a disturbed mental state.【心理学】 混淆：对时间、地点或人物缺乏分辨能力；心理混乱的状态
confuʹsional adj.（形容词） |