confusing

adj.

令人困惑的；混乱的；混淆的；

v.

使困窘，使混乱不清(confuse的现在分词)；

confuse with混淆

1. Officials say the samples will help sort out the confusing family relationships.
   官方称这些样本将有助于弄清令人困惑的亲属关系。
2. But this confusing place is a normal stage, a chemical letdown in both their brains.
   但是这样一种令人困惑的境地其实是一个十分正常的阶段，是双方脑部的一种化学减退。
3. Back in the Senate, fear that cap-and-trade will be painted as a murky, confusing job-killer and a bureaucratic hassle makes Democrats in conservative states nervous.
   回来说参议院，担心限制与交易法案被描绘为一个阴暗的，费解的就业杀手和官僚的论战，弄得在保守州的民主党人紧张不安。

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