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3 Translation results for upset in Spanish

verb | adjective | noun

upset verb

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upset, has upset, is upsetting, upsets
volcar; derramar; perturbar, disgustar, inquietar, alterar, molestar; sentar mal a; trastornar, desbaratar (planes, etc.); derrotar (en deportes)

Example sentences of
upset verb

  • •That remark you made really upset me.
  • •Don't upset yourself over it.
  • •It upsets him that he can do nothing to help.
  • •A lot of people were upset by the court's decision.
  • •It upsets me to think I might never see him again.
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  • •Spicy food upsets my stomach.
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Synonyms of
upset verb

disquiet, disturb, perturb, agitate, fluster, unsettle, rattle, confuse, faze, defeat, disrupt, overturn, sicken, spill

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upset adjective

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disgustado, alterado

Example sentences of
upset adjective

  • •I was feeling upset by the whole experience.
  • •There's no point in getting all upset about it.
  • •I try not to let her make me upset.
  • •She was too upset to speak to him.
  • •I'm upset that you didn't call.
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  • •I was so upset with him, I didn't call him for two weeks.
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Synonyms of
upset adjective

displeased, distressed

upset noun

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upsets
vuelco; trastorno (de planes, etc.); derrota (en deportes)

Example sentences of
upset noun

  • •In a major upset, he took the gold medal.
  • •Her victory in the election was a big upset.
  • •Spicy foods can cause stomach upset.
  • •An emotional upset can affect your physical health.
  • •a period of emotional upset
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Synonyms of
upset noun

defeat, disruption, overturning
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Reverse translation for upset

volcar  - to overturn, to tip over, to upset, to knock over, to turn over, to capsize, to empty out, to make dizzy, to cause a change of mind in, to irritate 
derramar  - to spill, to shed (tears, blood) 
perturbar  - to disturb, to trouble, to disrupt 
disgustar  - to upset, to displease, to make angry 
inquietar  - to disturb, to upset, to agitate, to worry 
alterar  - to alter, to modify, to disturb, to disrupt 
molestar  - to be a nuisance, to annoy, to bother, to disturb, to disrupt 
sentar mal a
trastornar  - to disturb, to upset, to disrupt 
desbaratar  (planes, etc.) - to destroy, to ruin, to break, to break down 
derrotar  (en deportes) - to defeat 
disgustado  - upset, displeased, annoyed, offended 
alterado  - upset 
vuelco  - upset, overturning 
trastorno  (de planes, etc.) - disorder, disturbance, upset 
derrota  (en deportes) - defeat, rout, course (at sea) 
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