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Definition of explosive temper - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
personality traittendency to become very angry suddenly and strongly
- He has an explosive temper and often yells at work.
- Her explosive temper scared her classmates.
- An explosive temper can ruin relationships quickly.
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Expressions with explosive
situation or group likely to become violent or problematic
The meeting turned into an explosive mixture of conflicting opinions..
tense situation that can escalate rapidly
The political debate turned into an explosive situation.
belt packed with explosives for suicide attacks
The terrorist wore an explosive belt during the attack..
device that bursts with sudden violence from internal energy
The soldiers found an explosive device near the road.
explosive material that is soft and moldable by hand
The engineers used plastic explosive to demolish the old bridge.
explosive component in a device or weapon
The bomb squad carefully removed the explosive charge from the device.
sudden drop in air pressure causing lung risk
The plane experienced explosive decompression at high altitude.
specialist work of finding and making safe dangerous bombs or explosives
The army called in explosive ordnance disposal after the bomb threat.
method of shaping metal using controlled explosions
Explosive forming is used to create complex metal parts.
substance that can rapidly explode and release a large amount of energy
The lab stores all explosive material in a secure, monitored cabinet.
explosive material that detonates with great force
The bomb contained a high explosive.
bomb made from everyday items to harm or disrupt
The soldiers found an improvised explosive device on the road.
explosive that burns quickly instead of exploding violently
Low explosive is used in fireworks and gunpowder.
Expressions with temper
used to tell someone to control their anger
Temper temper, there's no need to shout!
tendency to become very angry quickly
Her volcanic temper often leads to arguments.
get angry easily or quickly in situations
She tends to have a hot temper when stressed.
be prone to getting angry easily
He tends to have a temper when things go wrong.
become angry or upset suddenly
He lost his temper when he couldn't find his keys..
fail to remain calm
She lost her temper during the heated argument.
feel very angry or upset in a situation
During the argument, her temper was running high.
calm down after being angry
He took a walk to cool his temper after the argument.
restrain yourself from reacting angrily
Curb your temper, or you'll regret what you say.
become suddenly very angry or upset
He tends to fly into a temper when criticized.
remain calm in difficult situations
She managed to keep her temper during the argument.
adjust your expectations to be more realistic
She tempered her expectations about the job offer.
suddenly show extreme anger or frustration
The child would throw a temper tantrum when denied candy.
make someone easily annoyed or lose patience
The constant construction outside his window began to fray his temper badly.
extremely angry and loud
She was in a thundering temper after the meeting.
sudden burst of anger or frustration
She had a fit of temper when she lost the game.
possess a very bad or unpleasant temper
He tends to have a filthy temper when stressed.
balance justice by adding mercy
The judge decided to temper justice with mercy in the case.
tendency to become easily annoyed
His bad temper often causes arguments.
stay calm and not get angry
She tried to control her temper during the heated argument.
tendency to get angry quickly or easily
He is known for his hot temper at work.
tendency to become angry easily
He is known for his quick temper during meetings.
quality of being calm and not easily annoyed
Despite the chaos, she maintained her good temper throughout the meeting..
control anger and not show it
He tried to hold in his temper during the meeting.
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- French:caractère explosif, ...
- German:aufbrausendes Temperament, ...
- Italian:carattere esplosivo, ...
- Spanish:carácter explosivo, ...
- Portuguese:temperamento explosivo, ...
- Chinese:暴躁脾气, ...
- Japanese:短気, ...
- Arabic:طَبْع اِنْفِجَارِي, ...
- Hebrew:אוֹפִי מִתְפָּרֵץ, ...
- Russian:взрывной темперамент, ...
- Ukrainian:вибуховий характер, ...
- Hindi:गुस्सैल स्वभाव, ...
- Bengali:রাগী স্বভাব, ...
- Catalan:caràcter explosiu, ...
- Czech:výbušná povaha, ...
- Danish:hidsigt temperament, ...
- Dutch:opvliegend karakter, ...
- Greek:εκρηκτικός χαρακτήρας, ...
- Hungarian:lobbanékony természet, ...
- Khmer:ចរិតឆាប់ផ្ទុះកំហឹង, ...
- Korean:욱하는 성격, ...
- Persian:خلق انفجاری, ...
- Polish:wybuchowy temperament, ...
- Portuguese (BR):temperamento explosivo, ...
- Romanian:temperament exploziv, ...
- Swedish:ett häftigt humör, ...
- Thai:อารมณ์รุนแรง, ...
- Turkish:patlayıcı öfke, ...
- Vietnamese:tính khí nóng nảy, ...
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