But the verb used with the applecart expression is usually upset.

" 但是和" （applecart）" 表达连用的动词经常是" 扰乱（upset）" 。

In fact, the Merriam-Webster Dictionary defines an applecart as a plan, system, or situation that may be disrupted or ended.

事实上，韦氏词典里" applecart" 的定义是" 一个计划或者一种局面被扰乱了或者被中断了。

This is where a vehicle called an applecart enters the story.

这就是一种叫的交通工具诞生的历史时候。

The first recorded use of applecart being used in this way appeared in 1788.

第一次有记载的" applecart" 的这种用法出现在1788年。

In American English, you have upset the applecart if you ruin someone's plans or go against the usual way of doing things.

在美语里，毁了别人的计划或者不遵循常规的做法，就是" 打乱安排" 。

It must have been a big mistake years ago to upset or overturn someone's applecart.

以前破坏或者推翻别人的肯定是个大错。

There's nothing like putting the nervous players in first; it's the sitting with their pads on that upsets their applecart; that was another of my reasons for being so confoundedly close.

没有什么比让紧张的玩家先上场更好的了； 是坐在垫子上打乱了他们的； 这是我此亲密的另一个原因。