unsettled

• Décrit une situation, une personne ou une chose qui n'est pas stable, calme ou résolue ; peut concerner le temps, les finances ou les émotions.

Describes a situation, person, or thing that is not stable, calm, or resolved; can refer to weather, finances, or emotions.

1. Not stable or resolvedB2formal

   Not yet settled or decided; in a state of uncertainty or change.

   non réglé, instable

   • The weather remains unsettled with storms expected.
   • The legal dispute is still unsettled after months of negotiations.
   • His future plans are unsettled due to the job market.

   Synonymesdebatablemootopenpendinguncertainunconfirmedundecidedundeterminedunresolvedunstable

   Antonymescertaindecidedfixedresolvedsettledstable

2. Feeling uneasy or anxiousB2formal

   Feeling disturbed, anxious, or not at peace.

   Inquiet, troublé

   • She felt unsettled after hearing the bad news.
   • The strange noise left him unsettled all night.
   • He was unsettled by the sudden change in her behavior.

   Synonymesagitatedanxiousbothereddisquieteddisturbedill at easenervousperturbedrestlesstroubleduneasyworried

   Antonymescalmcomposedpeacefulserenetranquil

3. Not paid or resolved (financial)B2formal

   Referring to debts, bills, or accounts that have not been paid or finalized.

   Non réglé, impayé (en parlant d'une dette, d'une facture ou d'un compte)

   • There are several unsettled invoices from last month.
   • The estate has unsettled debts that need to be addressed.
   • The bank statement shows an unsettled balance.

   Synonymesoutstandingowingpendingunpaidunresolved

   Antonymescleareddischargedpaidresolvedsettled

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de provoquer chez quelqu'un un sentiment d'anxiété, d'inquiétude ou de trouble; perturber ou rendre instable.

A verb used to indicate the act of causing someone to feel anxious, uneasy, or disturbed; to disrupt or make unstable.

1. Disturb composureB2formal

   To cause someone to feel anxious, uneasy, or disturbed.

   troubler la quiétude

   • The sudden noise unsettled the baby.
   • His strange behavior unsettled everyone in the room.
   • The news of the accident unsettled her deeply.

   Synonymesagitatediscomposedisconcertdisquietdisturbflusterperturbruffleunnerveupset

   Antonymescalmcomfortcomposereassuresettlesoothesteady