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单词 upset
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Upset
nnoun.statean unhappy and worried mental state
Synset:disturbance perturbation
Examples:
  • there was too much anger and disturbance
  • she didn't realize the upset she caused me
Derivationally Related Form:upsetperturbdisturb
Hypernyms:agitation
Inherited Hypernyms:disturbanceagitationpsychological stateconditionstateattributeabstractionentity
nnoun.actthe act of disturbing the mind or body
Synset:derangement overthrow
Examples:
  • his carelessness could have caused an ecological upset
  • she was unprepared for this sudden overthrow of their normal way of living
Derivationally Related Form:upsetderange
Hypernyms:disturbance
Inherited Hypernyms:upsetdisturbancemotionchangeactionacteventpsychological featureabstractionentity
nnoun.statea physical condition in which there is a disturbance of normal functioning
Synset:disorder
Examples:
  • the doctor prescribed some medicine for the disorder
  • everyone gets stomach upsets from time to time
Hypernyms:physical condition physiological condition physiological state
Inherited Hypernyms:disorderphysical conditionconditionstateattributeabstractionentity
Direct Hyponyms:abocclusionabruptio placentaeachlorhydriaacholiaachyliaachylia gastricaacute brain disorderacute organic brain syndromeadenosisailmentbladder disordercardiovascular diseaseceliac diseasecheilosischokingcholestasiscolpoxerosiscomplaintdefect of speechdegenerative disorderdisturbancedysaphiadysosmiadysphagiadysuriaeating disorderfailurefantodsfoliefunctional disordergland diseaseglandular diseaseglandular disorderhaematocolpometrahaematocolposhematocolpometrahematocolposhydrocelehyperactivityidiopathic diseaseidiopathic disorderidiopathyillimmunological disorderimpacted toothimpactionlearning disabilitylearning disordermalocclusionmental disordermental disturbancemetabolic disordernervous disorderneurological diseaseneurological disorderolfactory impairmentorganic disorderparosamiaperlechepsilosispsychological disordersleep disorderspeech defectspeech disorderspruestrangulationtropical sprue
Full Hyponyms:
abdominal aortic aneurysmaberrationabetalipoproteinemiaabocclusionabruptio placentaeacarophobiaacataphasiaachlorhydriaacholiaachyliaacrophobiaacute brain disorderacute renal failureada-scidaddison's diseaseadenopathyaffective disorderagammaglobulinemiaagitated depressionagnosiaagoraphobiaagraphiaaidsailmentailurophobiaairsicknessakinetic epilepsyaldosteronismalgophobiaalkaptonuriaamyotrophic lateral sclerosisanaclitic depressionanarthriaandrophobiaanergyaneurysmangina pectorisanorexiaanorexia nervosaantisocial personality disorderanxiety disorderanxiety hysteriaanxiety neurosisaortic aneurysmaortic stenosisaphasiaaphoniaapraxiaaquaphobiaarachnophobiaasperger's syndromeastereognosisastraphobiaataxiaathetosisatopognosiaatrial fibrillationauditory agnosiaauditory aphasiaautomysophobiabattle fatiguebipolar disorderbladder disorderbradycardiabrain damagebrain disorderbulimarexiabulimiacar sicknesscardiac arrhythmiacardiomyopathycardiovascular diseasecarpal tunnel syndromecatalepsycataphasiaceliac diseasecerebral aneurysmcerebral palsycheilosischokingchoreachronic renal failurecirculatory failureclaustrophobiacolpoxerosisconduction aphasiacongestive heart failureconversion disordercoronary heart diseasecoronary occlusioncoronary thrombosiscortical epilepsycrazecretinismcreutzfeldt-jakob diseasecryophobiacushing's diseasecushing's syndromecyberphobiacyclothymiacynophobiadegenerative disorderdeliriumdelusional disorderdemyelinationdepersonalizationdepressive disorderdissociative disorderdysaphiadysarthriadyscalculiadysgraphiadyskinesiadyslexiadyslogiadysosmiadysphagiadysphoniadysthymiadystrophydysuriaeating disorderencopresisendogenous depressionentomophobiaepilepsyessential hypertensionexogenous depressionfailurefantodsflaccid bladderflaccid paralysisflutterfolie a deuxfriedreich's ataxiafuguefunctional disordergalactosemiagallop rhythmgaucher's diseasegeneralized anxiety disordergeophagyglandular diseaseglobal aphasiaglove anesthesiagrand mal epilepsygraves' diseasegynophobiaheart attackheart blockheart diseaseheart failurehematocolpometrahematocolposhereditary cerebellar ataxiahigh blood pressurehuntington's choreahydrocelehydrophobiahyperactivityhyperbetalipoproteinemiahyperlipoproteinemiahyperparathyroidismhyperpituitarismhypersomniahyperthyroidismhypertrophic cardiomyopathyhypnophobiahypobetalipoproteinemiahypogammaglobulinemiahypolipoproteinemiahypoparathyroidismhypotensionhypothyroidismhysteriahysterocatalepsyidiopathic diseaseimmunodeficiencyimmunological disorderimmunosuppressionimpactioninborn error of metabolisminsomniaintracranial aneurysminvolutional depressionjacksonian epilepsykurulallationlambdacismlearning disorderlepidophobialipidosislisplysine intolerancelysinemiamajor depressive episodemaladjustmentmalignant hypertensionmalocclusionmaniamass hysteriamental disordermetabolic disordermitral stenosismitral valve prolapsemotion sicknessmotor aphasiamultiple sclerosismusicogenic epilepsymusophobiamyoclonus epilepsymysophobiamyxedemanarcolepsyneophobianerve compressionnerve entrapmentnervous disorderneurogenic bladderneurosisneurotic depressionniemann-pick diseasenominal aphasianyctophobianympholepsyobsessive-compulsive disorderorganic disorderorthochoreaorthostatic hypotensionosteodystrophyoverbitepanic disorderparalysis agitanspersonality disorderpetit mal epilepsyphenylketonuriaphobiaphobophobiaphonophobiaphotogenic epilepsyphotophobiapicapipportal hypertensionposttraumatic epilepsyposttraumatic stress disorderpremature ventricular contractionprocursive epilepsypsychomotor epilepsypsychosomatic disorderpsychotic depressionpyrophobiareflex epilepsyrenal failureretarded depressionreye's syndromerheumatic heart diseasesatanophobiaschizothymiaschizotypal personalityschool phobiaseasicknesssecondary hypertensionsensory epilepsysevere combined immunodeficiencysimple phobiasleep apneasleep disordersleep terror disordersocial phobiaspastic bladderspeech disordersplit personalityspruestammerstatus epilepticusstrangulationsudden infant death syndromesydenham's choreatachycardiataphephobiatarantismtardive dyskinesiatay-sachs diseasethanatophobiatonic epilepsytranscortical aphasiatraumatophobiatriskaidekaphobiaunipolar depressionvalvular heart diseaseventricular aneurysmventricular fibrillationvisual agnosiavisual aphasiawernicke's aphasiawernicke's encephalopathywhite-coat hypertensionx-linked scidxenophobiazoophobia
nnoun.artifacta tool used to thicken or spread metal (the end of a bar or a rivet etc.) by forging or hammering or swaging
Synset:swage
Derivationally Related Form:upset
Hypernyms:tool
Inherited Hypernyms:upsettoolimplementinstrumentalityartifactwholeobjectphysical entityentity
nnoun.actthe act of upsetting something
Synset:overturn turnover
Examples:
  • he was badly bruised by the upset of his sled at a high speed
Derivationally Related Form:overturnturn overupset
Hypernyms:inversion upending
Inherited Hypernyms:upsetinversionmotionchangeactionacteventpsychological featureabstractionentity
nnoun.actan improbable and unexpected victory
Synset:overturn
Examples:
  • the biggest upset since David beat Goliath
Derivationally Related Form:upset
Hypernyms:success
Inherited Hypernyms:overturnsuccessattainmentaccomplishmentactionacteventpsychological featureabstractionentity
vverb.changedisturb the balance or stability of
Examples:
  • The hostile talks upset the peaceful relations between the two countries
Hypernyms:disturb touch
Inherited Hypernyms:upsettouchchange
Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something | Something ---s something
vverb.emotioncause to lose one's composure
Synset:discomfit discompose disconcert untune
Derivationally Related Form:discomposuredisconcertiondiscomfitureupsetdisconcertment
Hypernyms:arouse elicit enkindle evoke fire kindle provoke raise
Inherited Hypernyms:upsetarousemake
Direct Hyponyms:abashafflictanguishbemusebewilderdiscombobulatedissolveembarrassenervatefazehurtinhibitpainthrowunnerveunsettle
Full Troponyms:afflictagonizebewilderbotherbreak someone's heartconfusedissolvedistractembarrassfazeflustergrieveinhibitpainrackruffletormenttribulatetryunman
Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s somebody | Something ---s somebody | The performance is likely to --- Sue (apply to: upset, discompose, discomfit, disconcert)
vverb.emotionmove deeply
Synset:disturb trouble
Examples:
  • This book upset me
  • A troubling thought
Derivationally Related Form:upsettroubledisturbance
Hypernyms:affect impress move strike
Inherited Hypernyms:disturbaffect
Direct Hyponyms:agitatecarkchargecharge upcommovedisorderdisquietdistractdistressexcitejoltperturbrousetroubleturn onunhinge
Full Troponyms:agitatebesiegebotherdistresseatelectrifyhype upjoltmisgivenagperturbpotherworry
Sentence Frame:Something ---s somebody | The performance is likely to --- Sue (apply to: disturb) | The bad news will --- him (apply to: upset, trouble, disturb)
vverb.motioncause to overturn from an upright or normal position
Synset:bowl over knock over overturn tip over tump over turn over
Examples:
  • The cat knocked over the flower vase
  • the clumsy customer turned over the vase
  • he tumped over his beer
Derivationally Related Form:overturnturnoverupset
Hypernyms:displace move
Inherited Hypernyms:overturnmove
Causes:overturn tip over tump over turn over
Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something | Something ---s something | These cars won't --- (apply to: turn over)
vverb.contactform metals with a swage
Synset:swage
Derivationally Related Form:upset
Hypernyms:forge form mold mould shape work
Inherited Hypernyms:swageshapecreate from raw materialmake
Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something
vverb.competitiondefeat suddenly and unexpectedly
Examples:
  • The foreign team upset the local team
Derivationally Related Form:upsetupsetter
Hypernyms:defeat get the better of overcome
Inherited Hypernyms:upsetget the better of
Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s somebody | The fighter managed to --- his opponent (apply to: upset)
adj satadj.allafflicted with or marked by anxious uneasiness or trouble or grief
Synset:disquieted distressed disturbed worried
Examples:
  • too upset to say anything
  • spent many disquieted moments
  • distressed about her son's leaving home
  • lapsed into disturbed sleep
  • worried parents
  • a worried frown
  • one last worried check of the sleeping children
Antonyms:untroubled
Inherited Hypernyms:disquieted
Similar to:troubled
adj satadj.allthrown into a state of disarray or confusion
Synset:broken confused disordered
Examples:
  • troops fleeing in broken ranks
  • a confused mass of papers on the desk
  • the small disordered room
  • with everything so upset
Antonyms:organized
Inherited Hypernyms:broken
Similar to:disorganised disorganized
adj satadj.allused of an unexpected defeat of a team favored to win
Examples:
  • the Bills' upset victory over the Houston Oilers
Antonyms:expected
Inherited Hypernyms:upset
Similar to:unexpected
adj satadj.allmildly physically distressed
Examples:
  • an upset stomach
Antonyms:well
Inherited Hypernyms:upset
Similar to:ill sick
adj satadj.allhaving been turned so that the bottom is no longer the bottom
Synset:overturned upturned
Examples:
  • an overturned car
  • the upset pitcher of milk
  • sat on an upturned bucket
Antonyms:unturned
Inherited Hypernyms:overturned
Similar to:turned
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