Alborotado (en. Upset)

/al.bo.ɾoˈta.ðo/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adjective

English: In a state of agitation or disorder.

English: The party was agitated until the early hours of the morning.

La fiesta estuvo alborotada hasta altas horas de la noche.

English: That causes noise or uncontrolled movement.

English: The children were agitated playing in the park.

Los niños estaban alborotados jugando en el parque.

English: Chaotic or confusing situation.

English: The demonstration was agitated due to the presence of the police.

La manifestación fue alborotada debido a la presencia de la policía.

English: From the verb "alborotar," which comes from the Hispanic Arabic 'alburṭā' as part of the lexical formation.

English: agitated with joy

English: very happy or excited.

alborotado de alegría

English: to be agitated

English: to be in a state of agitation or lack of control.

estar alborotado

English: uproar

English: Noise or confusion caused by a group of people.

alboroto

English: to agitate

English: To cause agitation, confusion, or disorder.

alborotar

English: To be very excited or elated.

English: She became agitated upon learning about the surprise.

Ella se puso alborotada al enterarse de la sorpresa.

English: To cause a great uproar.

English: That gossip left everyone agitated.

Ese chisme lo dejó a todos alborotados.