If a sentence lacks subject-predicate agreement, the reader will be confused.

如果句子中没有主谓一致，读者会感到困惑。

At best, kids might be confused.

顶多，孩子们可能会感到困惑。

You may be confused emotionally.

情感方面，你可能有点困惑。

Stephanie: I’d say be prepared to be confused.

斯特凡妮:要我说，做好困惑的准备。

Be confused or mistaken about something.

脑子乱或是搞错了某事。

Not to be confused with end-of-file marker.

不要与文件结束标记混淆。

A butterfly must not be confused with a moth.

不得将蝴蝶和飞蛾混同起来.

May be confused with the impulse of puberty;

也许是青春期的迷茫与冲动；

Any sparking liquid might be confused with a soda.

任何发亮的液体都会被认为是碳酸饮料.

We must not be confused by the enemies of truth.

我们不应该被真理的敌人搅乱步伐。