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Meanings of lose one's temper in English
Get very angry and fly into a rage.
Synonyms
Examples for "combust"
Examples for "combust"
1
When that happens, two materials are brought together and they spontaneously combust.
2
My heart was a trip-hammer and I thought my lungs would combust.
3
I would spontaneously combust with enthusiasm every time I entered a classroom.
4
If I didn't have sex for another day, would I spontaneously combust?
5
There was a risk this could cause the coal inside to combust.
1
You say that Professor Rogers tended to fly off the handle easily.
2
And if everything wasn't how he wanted it, he'd fly off the handle.
3
Maybe she was worried that Hank might fly off the handle.
4
It always harms a man, anyway, to fly off the handle.
5
Betsy was not one to fly off the handle like that.
1
Bjørn in particular has capacity to blow a fuse if suitably prodded.
2
I fly into a rage, and it's like I blow a fuse.
3
You ought to take your case to a psychoanalyst; he'd blow a fuse.
4
Shorts usually blow a fuse, but if it were an older house, could it be possible?
5
I plugged in the tape recorder, hoping I wouldn't give myself a shock or blow a fuse.
1
Gordon will go ballistic if we miss that press conference tomorrow.
2
We're agreed that the bottom line is that the fleet will go ballistic.
3
Fatima will broadcast the tape over the Internet and go ballistic.
4
That I'm-sorry-but-I've-got-to-do-this expression on Alex's face was about to make Michael go ballistic.
5
Darrell would go ballistic if she let a lawyer in.
1
It came to me suddenly: he meant to blow up the Intendance.
2
First, he judged it necessary to blow up the bridge of Demir-Hissar.
3
He could not blow up one of these bubbles on the spring.
4
Gas of northern metaphysics to blow up Broad Church bishops like balloons.
5
The wind begins to blow up sharply, though it was very pleasant.
1
The night watchman seemed like a man about to throw a fit.
2
I thought for a minute he was going to throw a fit.
3
He would give father-in-law a chance to throw a fit, next morning.
4
I thought the old guy would throw a fit, but he didn't.
5
Why, if Billy woke up and heard that he'd throw a fit.
1
The Disciple hit the roof heavily and staggered two steps past Jade.
2
Six-teen tons of monster hit the roof, which collapsed under the weight.
3
One hit the roof of a house but caused only smoke damage.
4
Your mother is going to hit the roof when we get home.
5
The beam hit the roof, began to move steadily toward the hole.
1
Atticus would hit the ceiling when Miss Muffett told him the gory story.
2
But when she told Brock this time, he hit the ceiling.
3
To throw the club higher and hit the ceiling?, she said.
4
The ball hit the ceiling about 170 feet above the ground.
5
He nearly hit the ceiling when Hairy jumped on his stomach.
1
Folks, my CPO is about to have kittens, we're cutting it so close.
2
You know, I'd like to buy a cat and then maybe Bast can have kittens.
3
You all ought to have kittens to play with, and nanny goats and woolly lambs.
4
Besides, if it's Bethi you're after, she's mine, and she's going to have kittens again.
5
If she could not have kittens, then she would content herself with puppies or rats.
1
I'm going to have a fit if we don't start right away.
2
Maisie'd have a fit if she knew you were out in it.
3
It was seven thirty and Raquel was going to have a fit.
4
Amma was going to have a fit when she smelled that tomorrow.
5
She was going to have a fit when he told her no.
Usage of lose one's temper in English
1
Till then it is idle to wrangle, and to lose one's temper.
2
But I think it's a pity ever to lose one's temper.
3
I discovered also how easy it is to lose one's temper with these men.
4
She considers it bad manners to lose one's temper.
5
It is impossible sometimes not to lose one's temper.
6
To lose one's temper at golf is foolish.
7
It's a bad habit to lose one's temper.
8
Such things are provoking, but it is best to treat them good-naturedly, as Tommy did, and not lose one's temper.
9
Why lose one's temper?
10
I believe they consider it to be degrading, either first, to lose one's temper, or secondly, to administer justice in such a fashion.