A short temper Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈeɪ/, /ə/ /ˈʃɔɹt/ /ˈtɛmpɝ

uh SHORT TEM-per

UK

æɪ/ /ʃˈɔːt/ /tˈɛmpɐ

uh SHAWT TEM-puh

التعريف

The tendency to become angry easily or to lose your patience quickly.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Often describes someone who gets angry over small things. Common with verbs like 'have', 'lose', or 'show' ('He has a short temper', 'She loses her temper easily'). More informal and usually relates to irritability.

• Spanish: mal genio - carácter fuerte
• Portuguese (BR): pavio curto - temperamento explosivo
• Portuguese (PT): pavio curto - mau feitio
• Chinese (Simplified): 脾气急
• Chinese (Traditional): 脾氣急
• Hindi: गुस्सा जल्दी आना
• Arabic: سرعة الغضب
• Bengali: ঝড় মেজাজ - খিটখিটে স্বভাব
• Russian: вспыльчивый характер - горячий нрав
• Japanese: 短気
• Vietnamese: dễ nổi nóng - tính nóng nảy
• Korean: 욱하는 성격 - 성질이 급함
• Turkish: çabuk sinirlenen biri - kısa huylu
• Urdu: جلد غصہ - تیز مزاج
• Indonesian: temperamen pendek - mudah marah

جمل نموذجية

He has a short temper and gets upset easily.

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People with a short temper can find it hard to stay calm.

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Try to avoid arguing with someone with a short temper.

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She’s got a short temper, so don’t take her comments personally.

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My dad’s short temper sometimes makes family dinners stressful.

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If you have a short temper, practicing deep breathing can help.

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