Bouleversé (en. Upset)
/bul.vɛʁ.se/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishFrench
adjective
Made confused or disorganized, disturbed.
After the announcement of the news, he was completely overwhelmed.
Après l'annonce de la nouvelle, il était complètement bouleversé.
Deeply emotionally affected.
She was overwhelmed by the movie she just saw.
Elle était bouleversée par le film qu'elle venait de voir.
Who has undergone a radical or sudden change.
The landscape was overturned by the storm.
Le paysage a été bouleversé par la tempête.
Etymology
From the verb 'overwhelm,' composed of 'over' and 'whelm,' indicating a movement of overturning.
Common Phrases and Expressions
to be overwhelmed
To be very moved or affected by a situation.
être bouleversé
to overturn plans
To modify or cancel established projects.
bouleverser les plans
to overturn a situation
To radically change a circumstance.
bouleverser une situation
Related Words
upheaval
Sudden change or disturbance.
bouleversement
to overwhelm
Action of troubling or disturbing.
bouleverser
ball
Round object, spherical in shape.
boule
Slang Meanings
To be out of it
After that breakup, he is really out of it.
Après cette rupture, il est vraiment à l'ouest.
To be in a state of turmoil
She has been in a state of turmoil since she learned the news.
Elle est dans tous ses états depuis qu'elle a appris la nouvelle.