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temper

 
 
/ˈtempər/ noun

Translation

[C, U] when someone becomes angry very easily
öfke, kızgınlık, çabuk sinirlenme
He's got a really bad temper.991
be in a bad/foul, etc temper to be feeling angry
kızmak, hiddetlenmek, kendini kaybetmek
I'd avoid her if I were you - she's in a foul temper.9912130
lose your temper (with sb) to suddenly become very angry
kendini kaybedip öfkelenmek, kendini tutamayıp hiddetlenmek
I lost my temper with the children this morning.2417
keep your temper to succeed in staying calm and not becoming angry
kendine/sinirlerine hâkim olmak; sakin kalmayı becerebilmek; kolay kolay sinirlenmemek
10612142
(Definition of temper noun from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary English-Turkish © Cambridge University Press)

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