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Verbes d'Évocation des Émotions - Verbes pour évoquer la confusion

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques verbes anglais faisant référence à l'évocation de la confusion tels que "baffle", "puzzle" et "stump".

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Categorized English Verbs of Evoking and Feeling Emotions
to confuse
[verbe]

to make someone uncertain or unclear about something, causing them unable to understand it

confondre, embrouiller

confondre, embrouiller

Ex: The complex technical terms used in the presentation confused the attendees .Les termes techniques complexes utilisés dans la présentation ont **confondu** les participants.
to puzzle
[verbe]

to confuse someone, often by presenting something mysterious or difficult to understand

embrouiller, déconcerter

embrouiller, déconcerter

Ex: The unusual markings on the artifact puzzled archaeologists .Les marques inhabituelles sur l'artefact ont **intrigué** les archéologues.
to baffle
[verbe]

to confuse someone by making something difficult to understand or explain

déconcerter, désorienter

déconcerter, désorienter

Ex: The cryptic message left by the suspect baffled the detectives .Le message cryptique laissé par le suspect a **déconcerté** les détectives.
to stump
[verbe]

to puzzle or challenge someone, typically by presenting a question or problem that is difficult to answer or solve

déconcerter, laisser perplexe

déconcerter, laisser perplexe

Ex: The unexpected question from the interviewer stumped the job candidate .La question inattendue de l'intervieweur a **déconcerté** le candidat à l'emploi.

to confuse someone, making it difficult for them to understand or think clearly

confondre

confondre

Ex: The unfamiliar technology confounded the elderly couple , leaving them unable to use their new device .La technologie non familière a **confondu** le couple âgé, les laissant incapables d'utiliser leur nouvel appareil.

to confuse someone, leaving them uncertain

déconcerter, désorienter

déconcerter, désorienter

Ex: The rapid changes in the weather bewildered the meteorologists , making it hard to predict .Les changements rapides du temps ont **déconcerté** les météorologues, rendant difficile la prédiction.
to mystify
[verbe]

to puzzle someone by being mysterious or difficult to understand

mystifier, déconcerter

mystifier, déconcerter

Ex: The intricate plot of the novel mystified the readers , leaving them guessing until the end .L'intrigue complexe du roman a **mystifié** les lecteurs, les laissant deviner jusqu'à la fin.
to bemuse
[verbe]

to confuse someone, often by being difficult to understand

stupéfier, déconcerter

stupéfier, déconcerter

Ex: The contradictory statements from the politician bemused the reporters , making it difficult to discern the truth .Les déclarations contradictoires du politicien ont **déconcerté** les journalistes, rendant difficile de discerner la vérité.
to flummox
[verbe]

to completely confuse someone

sidérer

sidérer

Ex: The contradictory information provided by the witness flummoxed the detectives , hindering their investigation .Les informations contradictoires fournies par le témoin ont **déconcerté** les détectives, entravant leur enquête.
to nonplus
[verbe]

to confuse someone to the point of being unable to proceed or respond

déconcerter, dérouter, rendre perplexe

déconcerter, dérouter, rendre perplexe

Ex: The sudden change in plans nonplussed the team , as they struggled to adapt .Le changement soudain de plans a **déconcerté** l'équipe, alors qu'elle luttait pour s'adapter.

to confuse someone, causing them to feel disoriented or unable to think clearly

troubler, chambouler

troubler, chambouler

Ex: The unfamiliar surroundings discombobulated the new employees , making it hard for them to adjust .Les environs inconnus ont **désarçonné** les nouveaux employés, leur rendant difficile de s'adapter.
to boggle
[verbe]

to overwhelm or astonish someone, especially with something difficult to comprehend or believe

sidérer, stupéfier

sidérer, stupéfier

Ex: The magnitude of the universe 's size boggled his understanding .L'ampleur de la taille de l'univers **a stupéfié** sa compréhension.
to befog
[verbe]

to make something unclear or confusing

embrouiller, brouiller

embrouiller, brouiller

Ex: The complex financial report befogged the analysts , making it difficult to assess the company 's performance .Le rapport financier complexe a **embrouillé** les analystes, rendant difficile l'évaluation de la performance de l'entreprise.
Verbes d'Évocation des Émotions
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