Definition
Definition of put-upon - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
- She always felt put-upon at work, handling tasks beyond her role..
2.
- She felt put-upon by her demanding boss.
Origin of put-upon
English, put (place) + upon (on top of)
Terms with put-upon included in their meaning
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burden
put excessive burdens upon someone
Examples of put-upon in a sentence
The put-upon employee finally spoke up. He always felt put-upon by his inconsiderate friends. The assistant was put-upon with endless tasks.
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- French:exploité, abusé, ...
- German:überlastet, geplagt, ...
- Italian:sfruttata, sfruttato, ...
- Spanish:explotada, abusado, ...
- Portuguese:sobrecarregado, explorado, ...
- Chinese:受委屈的, 被利用的, ...
- Japanese:不当な負担を感じる, 搾取された, ...
- Arabic:مُسْتَغَلّ, مظلوم, ...
- Hebrew:מְנֻצָּל, מְנֻצֶּלֶת, ...
- Russian:несправедливо обременённый, эксплуатируемый, ...
- Ukrainian:перевантажена, експлуатований, ...
- Hindi:अन्यायपूर्ण बोझिल, शोषित, ...
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