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21 disturbato
disturbato agg.1 disturbed2 ( sconvolto) upset, agitated3 ( indisposto) unwell, upset4 (rad.) jammed.* * *[distur'bato] 1.participio passato disturbare2.1) (infastidito) [ persona] bothered, annoyed2) rad. telev. [ ricezione] jammedlinea -a — bad connection o line
3) (indisposto) [ persona] unwell; [stomaco, intestino] upset4) psic. disturbed* * *disturbato/distur'bato/II aggettivo1 (infastidito) [ persona] bothered, annoyed3 (indisposto) [ persona] unwell; [stomaco, intestino] upset4 psic. disturbed. -
22 imbarazzato
embarrassed* * *imbarazzato agg.1 embarrassed, ill at ease; uncomfortable: ero piuttosto imbarazzato fra quella gente, I was rather embarrassed (o I felt ill at ease o uncomfortable) among those people; non sentirti imbarazzato, siamo tra amici, don't feel embarrassed, we are among friends; non mostrarti imbarazzato davanti alla commissione, don't show your embarrassment in front of the board of examiners2 (perplesso) perplexed; puzzled; disconcerned; bewildered: tutti i candidati erano imbarazzati, all the candidates were puzzled3 (impedito) upset: avere lo stomaco imbarazzato, to have an upset stomach.* * *[imbarat'tsato] 1.participio passato imbarazzare2.1) [ persona] embarrassed, uncomfortable; (impacciato) self-conscious, awkward; [ silenzio] embarrassed2) [ stomaco] upset* * *imbarazzato/imbarat'tsato/II aggettivo1 [ persona] embarrassed, uncomfortable; (impacciato) self-conscious, awkward; [ silenzio] embarrassed2 [ stomaco] upset. -
23 imbarazzo
m embarassment( disturbo) troublenon avere che l'imbarazzo della scelta be spoilt for choiceimbarazzo di stomaco upset stomachmettere in imbarazzo qualcuno embarrass s.o.* * *imbarazzo s.m.1 (impaccio, disturbo) hindrance, obstacle; trouble; encumbrance: non voglio darti imbarazzo, I don't want to give you any trouble; non venite tutti in cucina, siete più d'imbarazzo che d'aiuto, don't all come into the kitchen, you're more of a hindrance than a help // avere imbarazzo di stomaco, to have an upset stomach (o indigestion)2 (disagio; difficoltà) embarrassment; awkwardness; difficulty: cercava di nascondere il suo imbarazzo, he was trying to conceal his embarrassment; sono in imbarazzo quando è qui, I feel embarrassed (o I feel uncomfortable o ill at ease) when he is here; mi trovai in imbarazzo davanti ai professori, I felt awkward in front of the teachers; mettersi, sentirsi in imbarazzo, to feel embarrassed; mettere (qlcu.) in imbarazzo, to embarrass (s.o.); togliere qlcu. d'imbarazzo, to help s.o. out of a difficulty (o predicament); non avere che l'imbarazzo della scelta, to have an embarrassingly wide choice (o to be spoiled for choice); se ne andò seccato nell'imbarazzo generale, he left in anger to everyone's embarrassment.* * *[imba'rattso]sostantivo maschile1) embarrassment, discomfort; (impaccio) self-consciousnessessere, sentirsi in imbarazzo — to be, feel embarrassed
mettere qcn. in imbarazzo — to embarrass sb., to cause sb. embarrassment
2) med.••* * *imbarazzo/imba'rattso/sostantivo m.1 embarrassment, discomfort; (impaccio) self-consciousness; essere, sentirsi in imbarazzo to be, feel embarrassed; mettere qcn. in imbarazzo to embarrass sb., to cause sb. embarrassment2 med. imbarazzo di stomaco stomach upsetavere (solo) l'imbarazzo della scelta to be spoilt for choice. -
24 sbilanciare
unbalance, throw off balance* * *sbilanciare v.tr.1 to unbalance, to throw* (sthg.) off balance; to put* out of balance; to unsettle: il carico sbilancia l'automobile, the weight unbalances the car2 (fig.) ( dissestare) to upset*; to disrupt: l'acquisto di una nuova automobile ha sbilanciato l'economia familiare, buying a new car has upset the family finances.◘ sbilanciarsi v.intr.pron. to lose* one's balance // non si sbilancia mai troppo, ( nello spendere) he is never lavish in spending his money, ( nel parlare) he always weighs his words // preferisco non sbilanciarmi nel dare giudizi, (fig.) I prefer not to risk passing judgement.* * *[zbilan'tʃare]1. vt2. vip (sbilanciarsi)(perdere l'equilibrio) to lose one's balance, overbalance, (fig : compromettersi) to compromise o.s.* * *[zbilan'tʃare] 1. 2.verbo pronominale sbilanciarsi1) (perdere l'equilibrio) to lose* one's balance, to overbalance2) fig. to commit oneself, to compromise oneself* * *sbilanciare/zbilan't∫are/ [1][ peso] to overbalance, to upset*, to make* [sth.] unstable [ barca, mobile]II sbilanciarsi verbo pronominale1 (perdere l'equilibrio) to lose* one's balance, to overbalance2 fig. to commit oneself, to compromise oneself. -
25 sconcertare
sconcertare v.tr.1 ( disorientare, lasciare perplesso) to disconcert, to bewilder, to baffle: queste notizie mi hanno sconcertato, this news has bewildered (o disconcerted) me2 ( disturbare) to upset*: sconcertare i piani a qlcu., to upset s.o.'s plans.◘ sconcertarsi v.intr.pron. (rimanere disorientato, perplesso) to be disconcerted; to be bewildered; ( confondersi) to get* confused.* * *[skontʃer'tare]1. vtto disconcert, bewilder2. vip (sconcertarsi)* * *[skontʃer'tare]verbo transitivo (disorientare) to baffle, to bewilder, to confound, to disconcert, to puzzle; (scombussolare) to upset*, to muddle (up)* * *sconcertare/skont∫er'tare/ [1](disorientare) to baffle, to bewilder, to confound, to disconcert, to puzzle; (scombussolare) to upset*, to muddle (up); la notizia mi ha sconcertato I was thrown by the news. -
26 stravolgere
change radically( travisare) twist( stancare) exhaust* * *stravolgere v.tr.2 (fig.) ( significato) to twist, to distort: stravolgere i fatti, to twist (o to distort) facts; stravolgere il senso di una frase, to twist (o to distort) the sense of a sentence3 ( turbare) to upset*, to distress: la notizia l'ha stravolto, the news upset (o affected) him deeply4 ( snaturare) to distort, to change radically: la legge fu stravolta da emendamenti incongrui, the law was completely altered by inadequate amendments.* * *[stra'vɔldʒere]verbo transitivo1) (storcere)2) fig. (alterare) to distort, to twist [ verità]; to misinterpret, to misread* [ testo]; (deformare) [ dolore] to distort, to contort [ lineamenti]* * *stravolgere/stra'vɔldʒere/ [101]1 (storcere) stravolgere gli occhi to roll one's eyes2 fig. (alterare) to distort, to twist [ verità]; to misinterpret, to misread* [ testo]; (deformare) [ dolore] to distort, to contort [ lineamenti] -
27 turbato
turbato agg. troubled, disturbed, agitated, upset: mente turbata, troubled mind; sonno turbato da tristi pensieri, sleep disturbed by sad thoughts; mi è parso turbato, he seemed worried to me; era molto turbato, he was deeply upset.* * *[tur'bato] 1.participio passato turbare2.* * *turbato/tur'bato/→ turbareII aggettivo[ persona] upset, worried. -
28 dispiacere
[dispja'tʃere]1. sm1) (rammarico) regret, sorrow, (dolore) griefcon grande dispiacere vi annuncio... — I regret to announce...
2) (disappunto) disappointment3)dispiaceri smpl — (preoccupazioni) worries, troubles
1) (causare dolore) to upset, (causare disagio, noia) to displeaseciò che hai fatto è dispiaciuto ai tuoi — your parents are upset (o displeased) at your behaviour, you have upset your parents by what you have done
non posso venire, mi dispiace — I'm sorry I can't come
2)ti dispiace se fumo? — do you mind if I smoke?se non le dispiace... — if you don't mind...
3. vip (dispiacersi)dispiacersi (per o di qc) — to regret (sth)
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30 sconvolgere
1. [skon'vɔldʒere]vb irreg vtsconvolgere l'opinione pubblica — to shock o shake public opinion
la zona sconvolta dal terremoto — the area hit o affected by the earthquake
le campagne sconvolte dall'alluvione — the flooded countryside, the countryside devastated by the floods
2.sconvolgersi vip — to become upset
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31 capovolgere
turn upside downpiani upsetsituazione reverse* * *capovolgere v.tr.1 to turn over, to overturn, to turn upside down, to upset*; to capsize: capovolgere un bicchiere, to turn a glass upside down; l'urto capovolse l'automobile, the impact turned the car over2 (fig.) to reverse, to change completely, to transform: capovolgere la situazione, to reverse (o to turn round) the situation.◘ capovolgersi v.intr.pron.1 to turn over, to overturn, to upset*; ( di barca) to capsize: la barca si capovolse in mezzo al lago, the boat capsized in the middle of the lake2 (fig.) to be reversed, to be transformed: d'improvviso la sua situazione economica si capovolse, his economic situation was suddenly transformed (o turned round).* * *1. [kapo'vɔldʒere]vb irreg vt(gen) to turn upside down, (barca) to capsize, overturn, (macchina) to overturn, (fig : situazione, posizione) to reverse, change completely2. vip (capovolgersi)(gen) to overturn, (barca) to capsize, fig to be reversed* * *[kapo'vɔldʒere] 1.verbo transitivo to capsize, to overturn [ imbarcazione]; to invert [ posizione]; to reverse [tendenza, ruoli]; to turn [sth.] upside down [clessidra, recipiente]2.* * *capovolgere/kapo'vɔldʒere/ [101]to capsize, to overturn [ imbarcazione]; to invert [ posizione]; to reverse [tendenza, ruoli]; to turn [sth.] upside down [clessidra, recipiente]; capovolgere completamente una teoria to stand a theory on its headII capovolgersi verbo pronominale[ imbarcazione] to capsize, to overturn; [ oggetto] to fall* over. -
32 imbarazzare
embarrass* * *imbarazzare v.tr.1 to embarrass: la sua presenza mi imbarazzava, his presence embarrassed me (o made me feel uncomfortable o ill at ease)2 (ostacolare) to hamper, to encumber; (ingombrare) to clutter up, to block, to obstruct: queste lunghe maniche mi imbarazzano i movimenti, these long sleeves hamper my movements // imbarazzare lo stomaco, to upset one's stomach.◘ imbarazzarsi v.intr.pron. to be embarrassed: ma non ti imbarazzi quando lo incontri?, aren't you embarrassed when you meet him?* * *[imbarat'tsare]1. vt1) (mettere a disagio) to embarrass2) (ostacolare: movimenti) to hamper, (ingombrare: stanza) to clutter up, (appesantire: stomaco) to lie heavily on2. vip (imbarazzarsi)* * *[imbarat'tsare] 1.verbo transitivo1) to embarrassmi imbarazza fare — I feel embarrassed o uncomfortable about doing
2) (appesantire) to upset* [ stomaco]2.verbo pronominale imbarazzarsi to be* embarrassed* * *imbarazzare/imbarat'tsare/ [1]1 to embarrass; mi imbarazza fare I feel embarrassed o uncomfortable about doing2 (appesantire) to upset* [ stomaco]II imbarazzarsi verbo pronominaleto be* embarrassed. -
33 indisporre
irritate* * *indisporre v.tr. to vex, to irritate, to upset*, to annoy; to make* ill-disposed, to indispose; to disgust: non indisporlo, don't vex him; vederti così annoiato mi indispone, it upsets me to see you so bored.* * *[indis'porre]verbo transitivo to vex, to upset** * *indisporre/indis'porre/ [73]to vex, to upset*. -
34 rivoluzionare
rivoluzionare v.tr.1 to revolutionize: un'idea che rivoluzionerà la produzione delle auto, an idea that will revolutionize car production2 (fig.) ( mettere sottosopra) to upset*, to turn upside down: rivoluzionò tutta la casa alla ricerca del portafoglio, he turned everything upside down looking for his wallet.* * *[rivoluttsjo'nare]verbo transitivo2) (mettere in disordine) to upset*, to disruptrivoluzionare la vita a qcn. — to disrupt sb.'s life
rivoluzionare l'appartamento — to transform o revolutionize the flat
* * *rivoluzionare/rivoluttsjo'nare/ [1]1 to revolutionize2 (mettere in disordine) to upset*, to disrupt; rivoluzionare la vita a qcn. to disrupt sb.'s life; rivoluzionare l'appartamento to transform o revolutionize the flat. -
35 scombussolamento
scombussolamento s.m. upset; upsetting.* * *[skombussola'mento]sostantivo maschile upheaval, shake-up* * *scombussolamento/skombussola'mento/sostantivo m.upheaval, shake-up; scombussolamento di stomaco stomach upset. -
36 scompaginato
scompaginato agg. upset (anche fig.), disarranged; disordered, confused, in confusion: esercito scompaginato, army in confusion // libro scompaginato, book with its pages out of order.* * *[skompadʒi'nato] 1.participio passato scompaginare2.* * *scompaginato/skompadʒi'nato/II aggettivo[ libro] with loose pages; [struttura, sistema] upset, disarranged. -
37 squilibrare
squilibrare v.tr.1 to throw* out of balance, to unbalance2 ( facoltà mentali) to derange3 ( sbilanciare economicamente) to create financial difficulties; ( dissestare) to upset*, to wreck: le spese straordinarie hanno squilibrato le finanze dell'azienda, the extra expenses have wrecked the company's finances.◘ squilibrarsi v.intr.pron.1 (non com.) to lose* one's balance* * *[skwili'brare]verbo transitivo1) to make* [sth.] unstable [ barca]2) fig. to upset* [ rapporti]3) psic. to unbalance, to derange [ persona]* * *squilibrare/skwili'brare/ [1]1 to make* [sth.] unstable [ barca]2 fig. to upset* [ rapporti]3 psic. to unbalance, to derange [ persona]. -
38 subbuglio
subbuglio s.m. confusion, turmoil; ( scompiglio) disorder, mess: che subbuglio!, what confusion!; la casa era in subbuglio, the house was in utter confusion (o in a turmoil); non mettere in subbuglio le mie carte, don't make a mess of my papers; il suo arrivo mise in subbuglio gli studenti, his arrival caused a stir (o turmoil) among the students // ho lo stomaco in subbuglio, I've got a stomach upset.* * *mettere in subbuglio — [avvenimento, notizia] to throw [sb., sth.] into turmoil [persona, paese]
* * *subbugliopl. - gli /sub'buλλo, λi/sostantivo m.mettere in subbuglio [avvenimento, notizia] to throw [sb., sth.] into turmoil [persona, paese]; avere lo stomaco in subbuglio to have an upset stomach. -
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40 agitato
agitatedmare rough* * *agitato agg.2 (mus.) agitato◆ s.m. (psic.) seriously disturbed, violent patient.* * *[adʒi'tato] 1.participio passato agitare2.2) (preoccupato) [ persona] upset, worried, agitated; (inquieto) [sonno, notte] restless, disturbed* * *agitato/adʒi'tato/→ agitareII aggettivo
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