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No. 13,208 in German

aufgebrachter

"Aufgebrachter" means "agitated" or "upset" in English.

In a sentence

  • Der aufgebrachte Lehrer sprach in einem strengen Ton.

    The upset teacher spoke in a stern tone.

    In this sentence, 'aufgebrachter' is used as an adjective to describe the teacher's emotional state, indicating that the teacher is upset or agitated.

  • Die aufgebrachten Bewohner protestierten gegen die neuen Regeln.

    The upset residents protested against the new rules.

    Here, 'aufgebrachten' serves as an adjective describing the residents, showing that they are emotionally disturbed or upset about the mentioned rules.

  • Er schrieb einen Brief, in dem er seinen aufgebrachten Zustand schilderte.

    He wrote a letter describing his agitated state.

    In this instance, 'aufgebrachten Zustand' refers to the condition of being agitated, and 'aufgebrachten' modifies 'Zustand' to highlight his emotional agitation.

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