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vt.
1.弄翻,打翻;傾覆
The generals plotted to upset the government.
將軍們策劃推翻政府.
2.打亂,攪亂
Rain upset our plans for a picnic.
下雨打亂了我們的野餐計劃.
3.意外地?fù)魯?br/>The Democrat upset the governor in the election.
這位民主黨人在選舉中意外地?fù)魯×酥蓍L.
4.使心煩意亂
Losing the necklace borrowed from her friend upset her completely.
她把從朋友那兒借來的項鏈弄丟了,這使她心煩意亂.
5.使(腸胃)不適
The lousy food upsets my stomach.
這糟糕的飯菜使我腸胃不適.
vi.
1.翻倒;傾覆
The boat will upset if a storm breaks.
如遇暴風(fēng)雨,這條船會翻掉.
a.
1.翻倒的;翻覆的
an upset boat
傾覆的船
2.攪亂的,混亂的
3.心煩的,苦惱的[F][(+about/at/over)]
He was horribly upset over her illness.
他為她的病而憂心忡忡.
4.不適的
I'm suffering from an upset stomach.
我的腸胃正不舒服著呢.
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n.
1.翻倒;傾覆[C][U]
The upset of the boat caused three deaths.
翻船造成三人死亡.
2.混亂,攪亂[C]
The fire caused an upset in the building.
失火使大樓里一片混亂.
3.意外的擊敗[C]
Our team suffered an upset.
我們的球隊遭到意外的失敗.
4.心煩意亂[C]
The news gave her quite an upset.
這消息使她大為心煩意亂.
5.(腸胃的)不舒服[U]
I had a stomach upset last night.
我昨天夜里腸胃不適.
6.【口】吵架[C]