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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary
lose one's temper
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Literally 'cut off'. I think it comes from 'the self-
control is cut off', thus 'lose temper'.
'Lose one's temper' is a traditional normal expression
I think. Is there any more colloquial expression for that?
Thank you.
Literally 'cut off'. I think it comes from 'the self-
control is cut off', thus 'lose temper'.
'Lose one's temper' is a traditional normal expression
I think. Is there any more colloquial expression for that?
Thank you.
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Lose one's temper is the colloquial expression for that. If someone goes realy mad we say they have lost control.
- Lose one's temper is the colloquial expression for that.
- If someone goes realy mad we say they have lost control.
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Lose one's temper is the colloquial expression for that. If someone goes realy mad we say they have lost control.
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