upset
🇺🇸
/ˌʌpˈset/
🇬🇧
/ˌʌpˈset/
adjective
B1
feeling unhappy or disappointed because something bad happened
She was upset when her friend forgot her birthday.
R
feeling sick in your stomach
He had an upset stomach after eating too much.
verb
B1
to make someone feel unhappy or worried
The bad news upset everyone in the room.
R
to ruin a plan or situation
The rain upset our picnic plans for the weekend.
R
to make someone feel sick after eating
The spicy food upset his stomach.
R
to knock something over by accident
The cat upset the vase when it jumped on the table.
noun
R
problems or troubles that happen unexpectedly
The family upset made it hard for him to focus at school.
R
when a weaker player or team beats a stronger one
The underdog's upset victory surprised all the fans.
R
a stomach illness that makes you feel sick
She couldn't go to school because of a stomach upset.
R
the feeling of being unhappy or worried
There was much upset in the community after the accident.
translation
feeling unhappy or disappointed because something bad happened; feeling sick in your stomach
to make someone feel unhappy or worried; to ruin a plan or situation; to make someone feel sick after eating; to knock something over by accident
problems or troubles that happen unexpectedly; when a weaker player or team beats a stronger one; a stomach illness that makes you feel sick; the feeling of being unhappy or worried
Word Forms
Progressive
upsetting
3rd Present
upsets
Plural
upsets