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upset
/ʌpˈset/
adjective
Üzgün, kızgın, endişeli
Unhappy, disappointed, or worried about something.
- She was upset when she didn't get the job.
- Don't be upset—we can try again tomorrow.
- He seemed really upset about the news.
- Many faculty members were upset by the sudden announcement that several humanities departments would be merged without consultation.
- Patients in the clinical study became upset when they learned that the trial would be terminated earlier than expected.
- Environmental activists remained upset despite the government's promises to reconsider the controversial mining project in protected areas.
verb
Üzmek, kızdırmak, rahatsız etmek
To make someone unhappy, worried, or angry.
- I didn't mean to upset you.
- The news upset everyone in the office.
- It upsets me when people are rude.
verb
Devirmek, altüst etmek
To knock something over or cause disorder.
- Be careful not to upset your drink.
- The cat upset the vase on the table.
nounsports
Sürpriz sonuç, beklenmedik yenilgi
An unexpected defeat or victory, especially in sports.
- The team's victory was a major upset.
- Nobody predicted such a big upset in the finals.
noun
Rahatsızlık, sıkıntı
A state of being unhappy, disappointed, or disturbed.
- He had a stomach upset after eating too much.
- The incident caused considerable upset among the staff.