English-Spanish translation for "upsetting"

upsetting {adj.}

to upset [upset|upset] {vb} (also: to make unwell, to indispose)

upsetting (Present participle)

to upset [upset|upset] {vb} (also: to ruin, to spoil, to waste)

upsetting (Present participle)

to upset [upset|upset] {vb} (also: to rile)

to upset [upset|upset] {vb} (also: to rile)

to upset [upset|upset] {vb}

upsetting (Present participle)

to upset [upset|upset] {vb} (also: to bother, to disturb, to bug, to chevy)

upsetting (Present participle)

to upset [upset|upset] {vb} (also: to sharpen, to damage, to grind, to whet)

upsetting (Present participle)

to upset [upset|upset] {vb} (also: to change, to unsettle)

upsetting (Present participle)

to upset [upset|upset] {vb} (also: to disturb, to drive mad, to disrupt, to commove)

upsetting (Present participle)

to upset [upset|upset] {v.t.} (also: to demolish, to pull down, to break down, to bring down)

upsetting (Present participle)

to upset [upset|upset] {v.t.} (also: to displease)

upsetting (Present participle)

upset {adj.} (also: disturbed)

upset {adj.} (also: distracted, baffled)

upset {adj.} (also: corrupted, disturbed)

upset {adj.} (also: embarrassed, grieving, sorrowful)

It is truly a shame, if not downright upsetting.

To introduce this question would mean upsetting the established agenda.

of people, but also of affecting and as it were upsetting, through the power of

I must also say that I find it very upsetting that we have missed the boat.

To avoid deliberately upsetting nature, we must draft effective climate policy.

These fires have many different causes and they play a role in upsetting the ecological balance.

We must stop and reflect on the possible implications of upsetting the laws of nature.

The most upsetting thing about it all is not the American lies, but your servility, Mr President of the Council.

If, during a championship, clubs start to buy players left, right and centre, they are upsetting the balance of the championship.

To witness for myself the horror that Israeli citizens have to live with every day was profoundly moving and deeply upsetting.

At the risk of surprising and upsetting him, I agree with him on almost all points or, at any rate, on the main ones.

It must not have the result of upsetting balances within the public service, of weakening its dynamism and its prospects for the future.

As a result, it is up to us to reflect and to act wisely and carefully, without upsetting any sensibilities, but also without wasting any time.

If we so wish, we do have the opportunity to improve a limited number of the points of the draft Constitution without upsetting the overall balance.

We see an attempt to make Europe 'all at once ', upsetting a long-established balance by means of a new'single plan '.

both in developed countries and in the developing ones, thereby upsetting the real priorities?

It is upsetting to note that, even where we live, reason of State can take precedence over the respect of principles which should be dear to us.

We must make sure that this legislative planning works without upsetting the whole balance of the system by delivering it in the wrong way.

The flood tide of migrants along our southern borders is upsetting our cosy calculation that inequality can be sustained without cost.

By transferring genes, one is in fact transgressing the species barrier and upsetting the equilibrium of the genome, without knowing how nature is going to react.