upset

=

disgustado

adjective

upset
sustantivo [ˈʌpset]
1. trastorno (m) (disturbance); resultado (m) inesperado (surprise)
  • to have a stomach upset -> tener el estómago mal
verbo transitivo [ʌpˈset] (pt & pp upset)
2. tirar, volcar (liquid, container)
3. disgustar (person); trastornar, alterar (plans, schedule)
  • the least thing upsets him -> se disgusta por cualquier cosa
adjetivo [ʌpˈset]
4. disgustado(a) (unhappy)
  • to be upset about something -> estar disgustado por algo
  • to have an upset stomach -> tener el estómago mal

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upset [ap-set]
1. Trastornar, poner lo de arriba abajo; volcar, hacer volcar (un carruaje) (to overturn).
2. De aquí, turbar mucho.
3. Desordenar, desarreglar.
  • He upset a glass of wine over the table -> volcó un vaso de vino sobre la mesa
  • Upset price -> precio inicial
va.(Mar.) Zozobrar.

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Q: Jingle bells - friend got upset
A: oh my goodness. if that is what it could be taken for (F''K) then I can understand why she would be upset. Guess it means i need to help her understand…
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