Chol Meaning in English

word

US

tʃɑl

CHAHL

UK

tʃɒl

CHOL

Definition

'Chol' is a slang word for anger, rage, or being in a bad mood, mostly used informally in some regions.

Usage & Nuances

'Chol' is regional slang, most common in Caribbean English, particularly Jamaica. It’s very informal and rarely written. Usually used with 'catch chol' (get angry). Not understood everywhere—avoid in formal or international writing.

• Spanish: enojo (jerga) - rabia (jerga)
• Portuguese (BR): raiva (gíria) - irritação (gíria)
• Portuguese (PT): zanga (gíria) - irritação (gíria)
• Chinese (Simplified): 生气 (俚语) - 愤怒 (俚语)
• Chinese (Traditional): 生氣 (俚語) - 憤怒 (俚語)
• Hindi: गुस्सा (स्लैंग) - नाराज़गी (स्लैंग)
• Arabic: غضب (عامية) - عصبية (عامية)
• Bengali: রাগ - ক্ষোভ
• Russian: злость - раздражение
• Japanese: 怒り - ムカつき
• Vietnamese: cơn giận - bực bội
• Korean: 분노 - 화
• Turkish: öfke - sinirlilik
• Urdu: غصہ - ناراضگی
• Indonesian: nghĩa - cơn giận - bực bội

Example Sentences

He got chol when he lost the game.

basic

Try not to catch chol over little things.

basic

She was full of chol after the argument.

basic

Don’t let them get you in a chol today.

natural

Every time the bus is late, he catches chol for the whole day.

natural

Man, you don’t need that chol in your life, just walk away.

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