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MustAsk Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary

Let anger out

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To let your anger out [on/at] somebody.

Is this expresion natural? And is it on or at in this case?

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I'd say it's possible (especially with "on"), but in conversational English I think it is more common to "take one's anger out on somebody," or even "take it out on somebody."
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