Two words that are easy to mix up. Confused is an adjective meaning “Unable to think clearly because facts are mixed — confused names the person state, not…”, while Confusing is an adjective meaning “Hard to follow because the parts do not line up — confusing names the thing that mixes…”. بالعربي: Confused = مرتبك، Confusing = مُربك.
مرتبك — مرتبك صفة لحالة عقل اختلطت عليه الحقائق؛ حائر؛ ليس confuse الفعل ولا confusion الضباب 😵
Unable to think clearly because facts are mixed — confused names the person state, not confuse (the verb) and not confusion (the fog).
Counsel said a confused claim file is not a granted patent.
مُربك — مُربك صفة لما يخلط العقل بتعارض أجزائه؛ محيّر؛ ليس confused الشخص ولا confusion الضباب 🌫️
Hard to follow because the parts do not line up — confusing names the thing that mixes you up, not confused (the person) and not confusion (the fog).
Counsel said a confusing claim file is not a granted patent.
Confused means Unable to think clearly because facts are mixed — confused names the person state, not confuse (the verb) and not confusion (the fog). Confusing means Hard to follow because the parts do not line up — confusing names the thing that mixes you up, not confused (the person) and not confusion (the fog).
Confused: مرتبك. Confusing: مُربك.