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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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I. upset ADJ [Am ˌəpˈsɛt, Brit ʌpˈsɛt]

1. upset:

upset (unhappy, hurt)
upset (distressed)
upset (offended)
upset (disappointed)

2. upset MED:

II. upset <Part Präs upsetting, Past & Past Part upset> VERB trans [Am ˌəpˈsɛt, Brit ʌpˈsɛt]

1. upset:

upset (hurt)
upset (distress)
upset (distress)
upset (offend)

2. upset (make ill):

3.1. upset (throw into disorder):

upset plans/calculations
upset plans/calculations
upset equanimity
upset equanimity
to upset the balance of sth

3.2. upset (knock over):

upset cup/jug
upset milk/contents
upset boat

III. upset SUBST [Am ˈəpsɛt, Brit ˈʌpsɛt]

1.1. upset C or U (disturbance, upheaval):

upset

1.2. upset C or U (emotional trouble):

upset
she's had a bit of an upset

2. upset C:

upset (surprise result) POL, SPORT
upset (defeat)

3. upset C MED:

to have a stomach upset
to have a stomach upset

stomach upset SUBST

stomach upset
stomach upset
stomach upset

upset price SUBST Am Scot

upset price
Spanisch
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Englisch
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descompensar poder/presupuesto
descompensar equilibrio/simetría
to upset
to upset
acongojado (acongojada)
upset
disgustado (disgustada)
upset
easily upset
contrariado (contrariada) (disgustado)
upset

im PONS Wörterbuch

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I. upset1 [ʌpˈset] VERB trans unreg

1. upset (overturn):

upset
upset boat, canoe

2. upset:

upset (unsettle)
upset (distress)
to upset oneself

3. upset (throw into disorder):

upset

4. upset (cause pain):

upset
upset

II. upset1 [ʌpˈset] ADJ

1. upset (overturned, up-ended):

upset

2. upset:

upset (disquieted)
upset (distressed)
upset (sad)
to get upset about sth
to be upset (that) ...
don't be upset

3. upset ugs (bilious):

upset2 [ˈʌpset] SUBST

1. upset kein Pl:

upset (trouble)
upset (argument, quarrel)
to have an upset
to be an upset to sb

2. upset (great surprise):

upset

3. upset ugs (disorder):

stomach upset

stomach upset SUBST

stomach upset

upset price SUBST Am HANDEL

upset price
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upset
to upset
penoso (-a)
upset
stomach upset
to upset
to get upset about [or over] sth
im PONS Wörterbuch
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I. upset1 [ʌp·ˈset] VERB trans unreg

1. upset:

upset (unsettle)
upset (distress)
to upset oneself

2. upset (throw into disorder):

upset

3. upset (overturn):

upset
upset boat, canoe

4. upset (cause pain):

upset
upset

II. upset1 [ʌp·ˈset] ADJ

1. upset:

upset (disquieted)
upset (distressed)
upset (sad)
to get upset about sth
to be upset (that)...
don't be upset

2. upset (nauseated):

3. upset (overturned, upended):

upset

upset2 [ˈʌp·set] SUBST

1. upset (great surprise):

upset

2. upset (illness):

stomach upset

3. upset (bad experience):

upset

upset price SUBST HANDEL

upset price
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upset
stomach upset
to upset
penoso (-a)
upset
to upset
to get upset about [or over] sth
to get upset
Present
Iupset
youupset
he/she/itupsets
weupset
youupset
theyupset
Past
Iupset
youupset
he/she/itupset
weupset
youupset
theyupset
Present Perfect
Ihaveupset
youhaveupset
he/she/ithasupset
wehaveupset
youhaveupset
theyhaveupset
Past Perfect
Ihadupset
youhadupset
he/she/ithadupset
wehadupset
youhadupset
theyhadupset

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There he might have languished, if his father had not upset someone along the corruption line and suffered a conviction for misappropriation.
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The final fall of the match came to a confusing end with a finish that upset a lot of the fans in the arena.
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The fans were upset and booing loudly, even prompting one overzealous fan to throw an apple onto the field.
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Stress is not only psychological, it manifests as various symptoms such as headache, muscle pain, stomach upset, and sleep problems.
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Any chance of an upset victory was dashed as the spectre of internal revolution and a government oblivious to the peril dominated the public consciousness.
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