perturbed

UK
/pəˈtɜːbəd/
US
/pərˈtɜrbd/
perturbedadjective
more perturbed
Comp.
most perturbed
Super.
UK
/pəˈtɜːbəd/
US
/pərˈtɜrbd/
Translations
She gave him a perturbed look when he mentioned the accident.
Она бросила на него встревоженный взгляд, когда он упомянул об аварии.
He seemed perturbed by the sudden change in plans.
Он казался обеспокоенным из-за внезапного изменения планов.
Definitions
Feeling anxious, upset, or unsettled.
She was clearly perturbed by the sudden change in his behavior.
(Technical) Disturbed from a normal state or path by an external influence.
Astronomers studied the planet's perturbed orbit to infer the presence of other celestial bodies.
perturbverb

perturbed

Past Simple

perturbed
Past Simple
perturbed
Past Participle
perturbing
Gerund
UK
/pəˈtɜːb/
US
/pərˈtɜrb/
Translations
The unexpected news seemed to perturb him.
Неожиданная новость, казалось, его возмутила.
The strange noise began to perturb the residents.
Странный шум начал тревожить жителей.
The changes in the schedule did not perturb her.
Изменения в расписании её не беспокоили.
Definitions
To disturb or disquiet greatly in mind; to agitate.
The unexpected news served to perturb him, leaving him unable to focus on his work.
To cause a system, moving object, or process to deviate from its regular or normal state or path.
The gravitational pull of the nearby planet perturbed the satellite's orbit.
perturbpast participle

perturbed

Used attributively and predicatively: "a perturbed expression", "He looked perturbed."
Definitions
Feeling anxiety, unease, or confusion; upset.
She gave him a perturbed glance when he failed to answer.
perturbgerund / present participle
Definitions
Causing worry or unease; disturbing.
The most perturbing aspect of the report was the lack of reliable data.