Examples of using "Aufgebracht" in a sentence and their english translations:
Tom sounded upset.
They were terribly upset.
Tom became upset.
Tom looked really angry.
- Why are you so mad?
- Why are you so upset?
- He is boiling with rage.
- He is very angry.
- He's really angry.
- He's very angry.
- He's very cross.
- Tom was quite upset.
- Tom was pretty upset.
Tom sounded really upset.
Tom is upset right now.
I'm very upset.
What made her so angry?
Tom ponied up 100$.
Tom seemed kind of upset about it.
Pam: And what's happened to make you so upset?
Tom is still very upset.
Tom appears to be quite upset.
Why are you so upset now?
Tom sounds upset.
I wonder why Tom is upset.
Lärm dämpfende Belag aufgebracht worden.
Are you still upset?
Tom insulted Mary. That's why she's so upset.
The man carrying a violin seemed upset.
Don't send an email when you're feeling upset or angry.
Many people were upset when they saw Tom burning the flag.
I haven't worked up the courage to tell her yet.
The British ship was captured and brought to the United States.
I'm very upset.
Tom finally mustered up the courage to tell Mary that he loved her.
I'm glad you brought that up.
To have more than one problem before him at one time makes him irritable, upset and exasperated.