vt.合并，合成，混合

原形：conflate第三人称单数：conflates过去式：conflated现在分词：conflating

The report conflates poverty with illiteracy, suggesting they are one and the same issue.
报告将贫困与文盲问题混为一谈，暗示它们是同一个问题。
She tends to conflate her personal opinions with factual information, making it difficult to discern truth from bias.
她常常将自己的个人观点与事实信息混淆在一起，让人难以区分真相和偏见。
The movie conflates historical events with fictional characters, creating an engaging but inaccurate portrayal of the era.
这部电影将历史事件与虚构人物混杂在一起，创造了一个吸引人但不准确的时代描绘。
He often conflates his dreams with reality, sometimes believing that his imagined scenarios have actually occurred.
他常把梦境与现实混淆，有时甚至相信自己想象的场景真的发生过。
The politician's speech conflated immigration with national security threats, stirring up unnecessary fear among the public.
那位政治家的演讲将移民问题与国家安全威胁混为一谈，无端在公众中引发了恐惧。
In her memoir, she inadvertently conflates different periods of her life, resulting in a somewhat disjointed narrative.
在她的回忆录中，她无意中将生活中的不同阶段混在一起，导致叙述有些支离破碎。
The article conflates correlation with causation, leading readers to believe that one event directly causes another.
文章将相关性与因果关系混淆，使读者认为一个事件直接导致了另一个事件。
Don't conflate a busy schedule with productivity; sometimes being busy is just a sign of poor time management.
不要把繁忙的日程与高效率混为一谈；有时候忙碌只是时间管理不当的表现。
The marketing campaign conflates luxury with happiness, implying that owning expensive items will inevitably lead to contentment.
这个营销活动将奢侈与幸福混同起来，暗示拥有昂贵物品就必然会导致满足感。
It's important not to conflate fame with success; many famous people struggle with personal and professional challenges.
重要的是不要将名声与成功混淆；许多名人仍需面对个人和职业上的挑战。