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upsetting [Brit ʌpˈsɛtɪŋ, Am əpˈsɛdɪŋ] ADJ

upsetting (distressing) sight, story, news
navrant (to do de faire)
upsetting (distressing) sight, story, news
affligeant (to do de faire)
upsetting (annoying)
contrariant (to do de faire)

I. upset N [Brit ˈʌpsɛt, Am ˈəpsɛt]

1. upset (surprise, setback):

upset POL, SPORTS

2. upset (upheaval):

3. upset (distress):

4. upset MED:

II. upset <pres part upsetting, pret, pp upset> VB trans [Brit ʌpˈsɛt, Am ˌəpˈsɛt]

1. upset (distress):

upset sight, news:
upset person:

2. upset (annoy):

3. upset (throw into disarray) fig:

upset plan
upset calculations, forecast
upset pattern, situation

4. upset balance:

5. upset (topple):

upset POL, SPORTS leader, party in power

6. upset MED:

upset person
upset digestion

III. to upset oneself VB refl

to upset oneself refl [ʌpˈsɛt] [ˌəpˈsɛt] < pres part upsetting; pret, pp upset> inf:

IV. upset ADJ [Brit ʌpˈsɛt, Am ˌəpˈsɛt]

upset person:

être très affecté (at, about par)
être contrarié (at, about par)
se fâcher (about pour)
se tracasser (about pour)

upset price Am COMM

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navrant (navrante)
distressing, upsetting
stressant (stressante) incident
upsetting
désolant (désolante)
distressing, upsetting
attristant (attristante)
distressing, upsetting
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upsetting ADJ

upsetting

I. upset1 [ˌʌpˈset] VB trans irreg

1. upset (make unhappy):

upset remark, friend
upset event, scene

2. upset (overturn):

upset boat, canoe

3. upset (throw into disorder):

upset plans, schedule
upset balance

4. upset (cause pain):

upset stomach

II. upset1 [ˌʌpˈset] ADJ

1. upset (unhappy):

2. upset inf (bilious):

upset2 [ˈʌpset] N

1. upset (upheaval):

2. upset (unhappy feeling):

3. upset SPORTS:

4. upset MED:

upset price N Am

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upsetting
fatigué(e) foie
at the risk of upsetting you
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upsetting ADJ

upsetting

I. upset1 [ʌp·ˈset] VB trans irreg

1. upset (make unhappy):

upset remark, friend
upset event, scene

2. upset (overturn):

upset boat, canoe

3. upset (throw into disorder):

upset plans, schedule
upset balance

4. upset (cause pain):

upset stomach

II. upset1 [ʌp·ˈset] ADJ

1. upset (unhappy):

2. upset inf (bilious):

upset2 [ˈʌp·set] N

1. upset (upheaval):

2. upset (unhappy feeling):

3. upset sports:

4. upset MED:

upset price N

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upsetting
fatigué(e) foie
at the risk of upsetting you
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