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temper1 [ˈtempə] SUST.

temper
temper
be in a temper

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

fly [or get] into a temper
keep one's temper
lose one's temper

temper2 [ˈtempə] V. trans.

1. temper:

temper
temper fig.

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés
Flash her temper; an instance of the use of irony because she is very angry at the idea of having the tree cut down.
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There was a spice of the demagogue in his temper; he had the popular ear, and liked leadership.
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However, she also has a fiery temper and can sometimes be snobby, spoiled, prissy and pretentious.
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They have focused upon his character faults, his inability to inspire trust and loyalty among his people, his obstinacy, his arrogance, his unaccommodating temper, and his lack of staying power.
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His temper was equable and cheerful.
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He easily loses his temper and is rather unsociable.
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He also has a short temper and swears in pseudo profanity (crud and snot are his most frequently used terms).
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Kicking, screaming, and throwing temper tantrums are perfectly typical symptoms for separation anxiety.
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Despite his short temper, he has a soft spot for animals and an engrossing fondness for (in-universe) children's television cartoons.
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The latter is a hearty man enough, with whom you can differ very satisfactorily, both on account of his doctrines and his good temper.
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