Sentence examples for word confusion from inspiring English sources
Zhang 张博 (2016) investigated CSL learners' word confusion and compared the commonality and specificity of confused words of learners with different mother tongue based on a large-scale Chinese interlanguage corpus, as well as the data collected by themselves.
New products, for example, must be approved by the ministry to protect investors from their own ignorance (the word "confusion" is often bandied around).
A recent hybrid approach employs word confusion networks (WCNs) during ASR decoding and next incorporates a probabilistic phonetic retrieval (PPR) framework to deal with OOV terms [67].
My inclination is to respond defensively to the idea of a 'gay voice' being 'gender confusion,' but taking the negative connotation of the word confusion out of the picture and focusing on what it means is interesting.
He never has been a good speaker with a prepared text (last night, his speech was characteristically wooden, with several word confusions).
Five years earlier, her husband had admitted her to Alzheimer's psychiatric hospital in Frankfurt with a disturbing set of symptoms: memory trouble, aphasia (loss of the ability to use words), confusion, bursts of anger and paranoia.
War and warrior came to us through French from an old Germanic word meaning confusion or discord.
In other words, total confusion.
In other words, the first confusion is that the word Christian was equated with evangelical.
If I use the word "home," a confusion comes over me.
