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Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford

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I. upset ADJ [americ ˌəpˈsɛt, Brit ʌpˈsɛt]

1. upset:

upset (unhappy, hurt)
upset (distressed)
upset (offended)
upset (disappointed)

2. upset MED:

II. upset <Part pres upsetting, pass & Part perf upset> VERBO trans [americ ˌəpˈsɛt, Brit ʌpˈsɛt]

1. upset:

upset (hurt)
upset (distress)
upset (distress)
upset (offend)

2. upset (make ill):

3.1. upset (throw into disorder):

upset plans/calculations
upset plans/calculations
upset equanimity
upset equanimity
to upset the balance of sth

3.2. upset (knock over):

upset cup/jug
upset milk/contents
upset boat

III. upset SUBST [americ ˈəpsɛt, Brit ˈʌpsɛt]

1.1. upset C or U (disturbance, upheaval):

upset

1.2. upset C or U (emotional trouble):

upset
she's had a bit of an upset

2. upset C:

upset (surprise result) POL, DESP
upset (defeat)

3. upset C MED:

to have a stomach upset
to have a stomach upset

stomach upset SUBST

stomach upset
stomach upset
stomach upset

upset price SUBST americ esc

upset price
espanhol
espanhol
inglês
inglês
descompensar poder/presupuesto
descompensar equilibrio/simetría
to upset
to upset
acongojado (acongojada)
upset
disgustado (disgustada)
upset
easily upset
contrariado (contrariada) (disgustado)
upset

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I. upset1 [ʌpˈset] VERBO trans irreg

1. upset (overturn):

upset
upset boat, canoe

2. upset:

upset (unsettle)
upset (distress)
to upset oneself

3. upset (throw into disorder):

upset

4. upset (cause pain):

upset
upset

II. upset1 [ʌpˈset] ADJ

1. upset (overturned, up-ended):

upset

2. upset:

upset (disquieted)
upset (distressed)
upset (sad)
to get upset about sth
to be upset (that) ...
don't be upset

3. upset coloq (bilious):

upset2 [ˈʌpset] SUBST

1. upset sem pl:

upset (trouble)
upset (argument, quarrel)
to have an upset
to be an upset to sb

2. upset (great surprise):

upset

3. upset coloq (disorder):

stomach upset

stomach upset SUBST

stomach upset

upset price SUBST americ COM

upset price
espanhol
espanhol
inglês
inglês
upset
to upset
penoso (-a)
upset
stomach upset
to upset
to get upset about [or over] sth
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inglês
espanhol
espanhol

I. upset1 [ʌp·ˈset] VERBO trans irreg

1. upset:

upset (unsettle)
upset (distress)
to upset oneself

2. upset (throw into disorder):

upset

3. upset (overturn):

upset
upset boat, canoe

4. upset (cause pain):

upset
upset

II. upset1 [ʌp·ˈset] ADJ

1. upset:

upset (disquieted)
upset (distressed)
upset (sad)
to get upset about sth
to be upset (that)...
don't be upset

2. upset (nauseated):

3. upset (overturned, upended):

upset

upset2 [ˈʌp·set] SUBST

1. upset (great surprise):

upset

2. upset (illness):

stomach upset

3. upset (bad experience):

upset

upset price SUBST COM

upset price
espanhol
espanhol
inglês
inglês
upset
stomach upset
to upset
penoso (-a)
upset
to upset
to get upset about [or over] sth
to get upset
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

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It warns more than 500mg or 600mg daily can cause problems like insomnia, fast heartbeat, muscle tremors and stomach upset.
www.cnn.com
Many people are lactose-intolerant, experiencing gas, diarrhea and stomach upset when they consume dairy.
www.mnn.com
Side effects of the tricyclic antidepressants can include dizziness, dry mouth, gait disturbances, sedation and stomach upset.
www.consumerreports.org
Keep in mind that raw garlic can cause stomach upset and may increase the risk of bleeding in people taking blood thinning medications.
www.theglobeandmail.com
He suffered a stomach upset for several hours and then took a nap.
www.independent.co.uk