How do you use "upset" in a sentence?

She was upset when she heard the news. I didn't mean to upset you with what I said. It was the biggest upset of the tournament when they beat the champions.

upset

Q: What does "upset" mean?

Unhappy or worried; to make someone feel this way Upset describes feeling unhappy, disappointed, or worried about something. As a verb, it means to make someone feel this way or to disturb or disrupt something. An upset can also refer to an unexpected result in a competition where the favourite loses to an underdog.

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의미: Unhappy or worried; to make someone feel this way

心烦的，难过的；（动词）使心烦；爆冷门

disgustado, molesto; (verbo) disgustar; (deporte) sorpresa

動揺した、悲しんだ；（動詞）動揺させる；番狂わせ

속상한, 마음이 상한; (동사) 속상하게 하다; 이변

Upset describes feeling unhappy, disappointed, or worried about something. As a verb, it means to make someone feel this way or to disturb or disrupt something. An upset can also refer to an unexpected result in a competition where the favourite loses to an underdog.

upset描述对某事感到不高兴、失望或担忧。作为动词，它意味着让某人有这种感觉，或打扰或破坏某事。upset也可以指比赛中的意外结果，即热门选手输给了弱者。

Upset describe sentirse infeliz, decepcionado o preocupado por algo. Como verbo, significa hacer que alguien se sienta así o perturbar o interrumpir algo. Un upset también puede referirse a un resultado inesperado en una competición donde el favorito pierde ante un adversario inferior.

upsetは、何かについて不幸、失望、または心配を感じていることを表します。動詞として、誰かにこのように感じさせること、または何かを乱したり妨げたりすることを意味します。upsetは、本命が負ける競技での予想外の結果も指すことがあります。

Upset은 어떤 일에 대해 불행하거나, 실망하거나, 걱정되는 감정을 나타냅니다. 동사로는 누군가를 이러한 감정 상태로 만들거나 무언가를 방해하거나 교란하는 것을 의미합니다. 또한 스포츠에서 우승 후보가 약체에게 지는 예상 밖의 결과를 뜻하기도 합니다.

예문

She was upset when she heard the news.
她听到这个消息时很难过。
Ella estaba disgustada cuando escuchó la noticia.
彼女はその知らせを聞いて動揺しました。
그녀는 그 소식을 듣고 속상해했습니다.
I didn't mean to upset you with what I said.
我说的话不是故意要让你难过的。
No quise disgustarte con lo que dije.
私が言ったことであなたを傷つけるつもりはありませんでした。
제가 한 말로 당신을 속상하게 할 의도는 아니었습니다.
It was the biggest upset of the tournament when they beat the champions.
他们击败卫冕冠军是本届锦标赛最大的冷门。
Fue la mayor sorpresa del torneo cuando vencieron a los campeones.
彼らがチャンピオンを破ったのはトーナメント最大の番狂わせでした。
그들이 챔피언을 이긴 것은 대회 최대의 이변이었습니다.

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맥락: general

어조: neutral

기원과 역사

Compound of 'up' + 'set'. Originally meant 'to set up, fix' (14th century). The sense reversed to 'to overturn, knock over' by the 1800s. The emotional sense of 'to disturb, distress' appeared in the 1830s.

문화적 배경

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

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