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Meanings of bad temper in English
Catalan
mal caràcter Spanish
mal genio Usage of bad temper in English
1
Occasionally, Mr. Clay was very imperious and displayed bad temper in debate.
2
Thus the foundation of bad temper is laid in the very cradle.
3
And the reason for their bad temper was no great secret, either.
4
Sylvia was in a wretched way, and in an extremely bad temper.
5
Doctor Pincher had been in a bad temper for over a year.
6
The old gentleman was in a very bad temper when I arrived.
7
Jimmie flung himself out of the house in rather a bad temper.
8
When he arrived in Tokyo, he was in a very bad temper.
9
He paid no attention to abuse; he met it with bad temper.
10
She must be pardoned her bad temper in the past, she said.
11
She looked rather like Maraquito, and apparently was in a bad temper.
12
Nosey was in a bad temper, swearing and finding fault with everything.
13
It's the north wind that has put you in a bad temper.
14
Are you still in a bad temper? she added to the General.
15
New participants almost always walk in the door with a bad temper.
16
A horrid bad temper is numbered among the list of my failings.
This collocation consists of:
Translations for bad temper
Bad temper through the time
Bad temper across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common