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„confused" in Dutch

How do you say "confused" in Dutch?

confused Paniekeren /biː kənfjˈuːzd/

Phrases 6

  • be confused Paniekeren
  • had confused ze hadden verward
  • were confused verward geweest
  • to be confused in de war zijn
  • to be confused verward zijn
  • not be confused niet in de war raken

Example sentences 24

  • Tom's confused. Tom is in de war.
  • Tom might be confused. Tom is misschien in de war.
  • Tom will likely be confused. Tom zal waarschijnlijk in de war zijn.
  • Sami was lost and confused. Sami was verdwaald en in de war.
  • Tom is likely to be confused. Tom zal waarschijnlijk in de war zijn.
  • He confused me with my brother. Hij verwarde me met mijn broer.
  • Has the twisted plot confused you? Heeft het verwrongen plot je in verwarring gebracht?
  • His fast footwork confused opponents. Zijn snelle voetenwerk verwarde tegenstanders.
  • I was confused by the bizarre story. Ik raakte in de war door het bizarre verhaal.
  • Tom is probably going to be confused. Tom zal waarschijnlijk in de war raken.
  • Mary's confused. Maria is in de war.
  • Were the languages confused at Babel? Werden de talen in Babel verward?
  • Were you confused by the intricate plot? Was je in de war door het ingewikkelde plot?
  • The cryptic dialogue confused the actors. De cryptische dialoog verwarde de acteurs.
  • What confused them was abra ca da bra. Wat hen verwarde was abra ca da bra.
  • I'm confused now. Nu ben ik in de war.
  • He is confused. Hij is in de war.
  • I'm very confused. Ik ben enorm in de war.
  • Tom is confused. Tom is in de war.
  • Tom was confused. Tom was in de war.
  • I'm still confused. Ik ben nog steeds verward.
  • You are confused. Je bent in de war.
  • You must have me confused with someone else. Je moet me verwarren met iemand anders.
  • What confused the team was the dream paradox. Wat het team in verwarring bracht, was de droomparadox.
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