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I . upset1 [ʌpˈset] VB trans irreg

1. upset (overturn):

upset a. boat, canoe

2. upset (unsettle):

upset
upset

II . upset1 [ʌpˈset] ADJ (distressed)

upset2 [ˈʌpset] N no pl

1. upset:

upset (trouble)
revés m
upset (argument, quarrel)

Phrases:

stomach upset
enjoo m

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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Some guests became upset upon learning they have been tricked and various comments made on the show have caused outrage with viewers.
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Critics of such actions feel that when the federal government does this they upset the traditional balance between the states and the federal government.
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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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The asylum seeker advocates who are now being called bleeding hearts won't be upset, because up to now popular support for the government policies has made protest unavailing.
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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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You don't see people getting upset about middle-of-the-road guys.
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She was extremely upset upon finally learning the truth about the song's double meaning mortified, hiding herself away for weeks, refusing to face anyone.
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Everyone was aghast at the vehemence of the speech, and all three ladies were deeply upset.
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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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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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