People often conflate success with happiness in their lives.
人们常常将成功与幸福混淆在一起。
The article tends to conflate different historical events inaccurately.
这篇文章倾向于不准确地混淆不同的历史事件。
It's easy to conflate similar concepts when learning new topics.
在学习新课题时，很容易将相似的概念混淆。
Politicians sometimes conflate issues to sway public opinion.
政治家有时会混淆问题以左右公众舆论。
Don't conflate personal opinions with factual information.
不要将个人观点与事实信息混淆。
She tends to conflate love with dependency in relationships.
她倾向于在关系中将爱与依赖混淆。
The report seems to conflate correlation with causation.
这份报告似乎将相关性与因果关系混淆。
Many people conflate freedom with the absence of rules.
许多人将自由与无规则混淆。
It's important not to conflate criticism with personal attacks.
重要的是不要将批评与人身攻击混淆。
Readers may conflate the author's views with their own beliefs.
读者可能会将作者的观点与他们自己的信念混淆。
conflate different ideas 混淆不同的想法
conflate two issues 混淆两个问题
conflate facts and opinions 混淆事实和意见
conflate separate events 混淆独立的事件
conflate terms and definitions 混淆术语和定义
conflate historical events 混淆历史事件
conflate distinct concepts 混淆不同的概念
第三人称单数: conflates;
过去式: conflated;
现在分词: conflating;
名词: conflation;
