blow your stack

blew your stack, blown your stack

Definition

Definition of blow your stack - Reverso English Dictionary

Verbal expression

anger

become very angry suddenly

He blew your stack when the client canceled the contract without warning.

blow up

lose your temper

emotion

lose control due to frustration

You blew your stack when the printer jammed for the third time.

blow up

explode

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Expressions with blow

blow away

move something away with wind

The strong wind will blow away the leaves.

blow out

extinguish by a stream of air

She decided to blow out the candles on her birthday cake..

blow down

knock over using wind or air

The strong wind blew down the old tree.

blow in

enter a place with force or visibility

The storm blew in, shattering windows and doors..

blow smoke in someone's face

exhale smoke toward another person's face

He blew smoke in her face and laughed.

blow a kiss

kiss hand and blow towards someone

She blew a kiss to her friend across the room.

Expressions with stack

stack up

arrange objects into a neat pile

She stacked up the books on the shelf.

stack it

fall over or topple clumsily

He tried to jump the fence but stacked it.

stack up against

compare with something else

How does this car stack up against the competition?

stack the odds

arrange things to favor a particular outcome

They tried to stack the odds in their favor by studying hard.

stack the deck

arrange things so someone has an unfair advantage

They tried to stack the deck against us.

stack the chips

accumulate wealth or resources

He worked hard to stack the chips and secure his future.

stack the cards

create a situation unfairly

They stacked the cards against the new employee.

short stack

small stack of pancakes, usually three or four

He ordered a short stack with maple syrup for breakfast..

stack away

store items neatly for future use

She decided to stack away the winter clothes.

stack up bills

accumulate unpaid invoices or debts

If you don't pay on time, you'll stack up bills quickly.

Examples of blow your stack in a sentence

Don't blow your stack over a minor mistake.
He blew his stack when he found out the truth.
Don't blow your stack over such a trivial issue.

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French:piquer une colère, péter les plombs, ...
German:ausrasten, ...
Italian:perdere le staffe, ...
Spanish:perder los estribos, explotar, ...
Portuguese:perder as estribeiras, ...
Chinese:暴跳如雷, 发火, ...
Japanese:激怒する, 我を失う, ...
Arabic:اسْتَشَاطَ غَضَبًا, فَقَدَ أَعْصَابَهُ, ...
Hebrew:לְאַבֵּד אֶת הָעֶשְׁתּוֹנוֹת, לְאַבֵּד אֶת זֶה, ...
Russian:выйти из себя, взрываться, ...
Ukrainian:виходити з себе, зірватися, ...
Hindi:आपा खो देना, आपे से बाहर हो जाना, ...
Bengali:রাগে ফেটে পড়া, চটে যাওয়া, ...
Catalan:perdre els estreps, explotar, ...
Czech:vybuchnout, vybouchnout, ...
Danish:gå helt i spåner, eksplodere, ...
Dutch:uit je dak gaan, je geduld verliezen, ...
Greek:τα παίρνω, τα παίρνω στο κρανίο, ...
Hungarian:felkapja a vizet, kiborulni, ...
Khmer:ផ្ទុះកំហឹង, ខឹងគ្រប់គ្រងខ្លួនមិនបាន, ...
Korean:버럭 화를 내다, 폭발하다, ...
Persian:از کوره دررفت, از کوره در رفت, ...
Polish:wściec się, tracić panowanie nad sobą, ...
Portuguese (BR):perder as estribeiras, ficar uma fera, ...
Romanian:a-și ieși din fire, ...
Swedish:få ett raseriutbrott, få ett utbrott, ...
Thai:ระเบิดอารมณ์, โมโหแตก, ...
Turkish:tepesi atmak, tepesinin tası atmak, ...
Vietnamese:nổi cơn thịnh nộ, nổi điên, ...

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