Inglese [verb]Tedesco [verb]
upset [verb] |
aufregen [verb] |
upset [verb] |
verunsichern [verb] |
upset [verb] |
verärgern [verb] |
upset [verb] |
stauchen [verb] |
upset [verb] |
alterieren [verb] |
upset [verb] |
umwerfen [verb] |
upset [verb] |
aufbringen [verb] |
upset [verb] |
stürzen [verb] |
upset [verb] |
ärgern [verb] |
upset [verb] |
umdrehen [verb] |
upset [verb] |
umkehren [verb] |
upset [verb] |
umkippen [verb] |
upset [verb] |
umschlagen [verb] |
upset [verb] |
kentern [verb] |
upset [verb] |
umstoßen [verb] |
upset [verb] |
auf den Kopf stellen [verb] |
| Inglese [adj] | Tedesco [adj] |
upset [adj] |
nervös [adj] |
upset [adj] |
aufgebracht [adj] |
upset [adj] |
gereizt [adj] |
upset [adj] |
verdorben [adj] |
upset [adj] |
aufgewühlt [adj] |
upset [adj] |
verstimmt [adj] |
upset [adj] |
verkorkst [adj] |
| Inglese [noun] | Tedesco [noun] |
upset [noun] |
Überraschungssieg [noun] |