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1 upset *** up·set vb , adj n
['ʌpˌsɛt] upset vb: pt, pp1. vt1) (container, contents) rovesciare, (boat) capovolgere, rovesciare, (fig: plan, schedule) scombussolare2) (emotionally: disturb) turbare, (stronger) sconvolgere, (offend) offendere, (annoy) contrariare, seccare3) (make ill: person) far star male, (stomach) scombussolare2. adj1) (emotionally: disturbed) turbato (-a), (stronger) sconvolto (-a), (offended) offeso (-a), (annoyed) contrariato (-a), seccato (-a)to get upset — (distressed) lasciarsi turbare or sconvolgere, (offended) offendersi, (annoyed) seccarsi
2)I have an upset stomach — ho lo stomaco in disordine or scombussolato
3. n1) (disturbance: in plans etc) contrattempo, contrarietà f inv, (emotional) dispiacere m2)to have a stomach upset Brit — avere disturbi di stomaco, avere lo stomaco scombussolato
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