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unstrung

/ʌnˈstrʌŋ/

Tradução: Adjetivo literário ou antigo que significa emocionalmente abalado, sem autocontrole ou fora de si; literalmente, com as cordas afrouxadas ou arrebentadas., Verbo raro que significa remover ou afrouxar as cordas de algo, ou relaxar ou desequilibrar alguém emocionalmente.

2 verbetes

adjective

/ʌnˈstrʌŋ/C2formalobsoleto
  • ptAdjetivo literário ou antigo que significa emocionalmente abalado, sem autocontrole ou fora de si; literalmente, com as cordas afrouxadas ou arrebentadas.

An archaic or literary adjective meaning emotionally upset, unnerved, or having lost composure; literally, having the strings loosened or broken.

  1. Emotionally upsetC1formal

    In a state of mental or emotional distress; unnerved or agitated.

    ptAbalado emocionalmente

    • The shocking news left her completely unstrung.
    • He felt unstrung after the argument with his boss.
    • The constant pressure at work made him feel unstrung and anxious.

    Sinônimosagitateddiscomposeddistraughtperturbedrattledshakenunhingedunnervedunsettledupset

    Antônimoscalmcollectedcomposedpoisedsereneunperturbedunruffled

Formas
  • more unstrung comparative form
  • most unstrung superlative form

verb

unstring/ʌnˈstrɪŋ/C2formalobsoleto
  • ptVerbo raro que significa remover ou afrouxar as cordas de algo, ou relaxar ou desequilibrar alguém emocionalmente.

An archaic verb meaning to remove or loosen the strings of something, or to relax or unnerve someone.

verbo irregular

  1. Remove strings fromC1formal

    To take the strings off something, such as a musical instrument, a bow, or a piece of clothing.

    ptRetirar as cordas

    • He unstrung the violin to replace the old strings.
    • The archer unstrung his bow after the competition.
    • She carefully unstrung the necklace to clean the beads.

    Antônimosstring

Formas
  • unstrung past participle
  • unstrung past simple
  • unstringing present participle
  • unstrings third person singular