upset

How would you translate the word upset in the following contexts:

'It upsets me when you ignore my calls'

'I'm upset that you didn't tell me the truth earlier'

'She was really upset when her cat died'

Thanks

 

Well, I think, how to translate "upset" depends on degree of intensity of feelings.

zneklidněný - unsettled
rozrušený - disturbed
rozčilený - angry

 

I know this isn't my post, but I'm also a bit curious. To me, upset means that I have a combination of two feelings: anger and hurt. When I use "upset" the hurt outweighs the anger, but the anger is still there. Is there a word to describe that?

 

Very likely I am wrong in understanding of meaning of "upset".

But on this page the word is defined as:

If you feel upset, you are sad, worried or angry about something.

It's obvious, that if you are angry, you are in bad mood.

But I think there is no Czech word for combination of "angry" and "hurt".

I guess, you have to say - Jsem rozčílená a cítím se ublíženě.

It seems, that Czech language in some measure differs physical and emotional hurt, although there is similarity:

ublížit si (physical) / cítit se ublíženě (emotional)

But this is evidently quiestion for local language experts wer and Eleshar

 

This is a very good definition of the word upset. If I am only angry, I use the word angry. But when I use the word upset, it means I am both angry and emotionally hurt/sad. I think that is how most people here use the word, but it could just be a personal preference.

 

I would put it in conversational mode as follows:

Stve me to kdyz si nevimas m telefonatu.
Jsem rozcileny (rozcilena), zes mi minule lhal (lhala).
Velice ji vadilo kdyz ji umrela kocka or Byla velice vzrusena kdyz ji umrela kocka or Kdyz ji umrela kocka, tak z toho byla cela pryc.

... just another slant ...

 

I´d say, that it is impossible to translate upset as "rozrušený, zneklidněný or even vzrušený" in this case.
If my cat died, I´d feel devastated! Anyways, as equivalent of "upset" in the case of dead cat I´d say - nešťastný/á.

So the translation would be:

Byla velmi nešťastná, když její kočka umřela.

 

... point well taken, either way will work, I am sure

 

Thanks for all your help. There's obviously not one word which neatly covers all the nuances of the word upset.