TEMPER TANTRUM - Αγγλικά-Ισπανικά μετάφραση

temper tantrum ΟΥΣ

temper tantrum

pataleta θηλ οικ

αγγλικά

ισπανικά

Jack had or threw a (temper) tantrum

a Jack le dio un berrinche or οικ una pataleta

Jack had or threw a (temper) tantrum

Jack hizo un berrinche Μεξ

ισπανικά

αγγλικά

cogió un berrinche

she had a temper tantrum

tantrum [αμερικ ˈtæntrəm, βρετ ˈtantrəm] ΟΥΣ

tantrum

berrinche αρσ

tantrum

rabieta θηλ

tantrum

pataleta θηλ οικ

Jack had or threw a (temper) tantrum

a Jack le dio un berrinche or οικ una pataleta

Jack had or threw a (temper) tantrum

Jack hizo un berrinche Μεξ

I. temper [αμερικ ˈtɛmpər, βρετ ˈtɛmpə] ΟΥΣ

1.1. temper χωρίς πλ:

temper (mood)

humor αρσ

temper (temperament, disposition)

carácter αρσ

temper (temperament, disposition)

genio αρσ

to be in a good/bad temper

estar de buen/mal humor or genio

to be in a filthy or foul temper

estar de un humor de perros

to have an even temper

tener muy buen carácter or genio

to have a quick temper

tener el genio vivo or pronto

to have a quick temper

ser una polvorilla οικ

to have a vicious or terrible temper

tener muy mal carácter or genio

you'll have to learn to watch or control your temper

vas a tener que aprender a controlar tu mal genio

my temper got the better of me

perdí los estribos

temper, temper!

¡qué geniecito! οικ

1.2. temper C or U (rage):

to be in a temper

estar furioso or hecho una furia

to be in a temper

estar con el genio atravesado οικ

to fly into a temper

ponerse furioso or como una fiera

to fly into a temper

montar en cólera τυπικ

a fit of temper

un ataque de furia

1.3. temper C or U (composure):

to lose one's temper

perder los estribos

to keep one's temper

no perder la calma or los estribos

tempers frayed as the meeting wore on

los ánimos se fueron caldeando a medida que la reunión se prolongaba

2. temper U (of metal):

temper

temple αρσ

II. temper [αμερικ ˈtɛmpər, βρετ ˈtɛmpə] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ

1. temper (moderate):

temper criticism

atenuar

temper criticism

suavizar

temper enjoyment

empañar

the long wait had not tempered their enthusiasm

la larga espera no había disminuido su entusiasmo

2. temper (in metalwork):

temper

templar

tantrum [ˈtæntrəm] ΟΥΣ

tantrum

berrinche αρσ

tantrum

dengue αρσ Μεξ

to have [or throw] a tantrum

coger [o agarrar λατινοαμερ] una rabieta

I. temper [ˈtempəʳ, αμερικ -pɚ] ΟΥΣ

temper (temperament)

temperamento αρσ

temper (mood)

humor αρσ

temper (tendency to become angry)

genio αρσ

good temper

buen humor

bad temper

mal genio

to get into a temper

ponerse como una fiera

to keep one's temper

no perder la calma

to lose one's temper

perder los estribos

tempers were getting (rather) frayed

el ambiente se estaba cargando

II. temper [ˈtempəʳ, αμερικ -pɚ] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ

1. temper (mitigate):

temper

mitigar

temper

atenuar

to temper one's criticism

suavizar las críticas

2. temper (make hard):

temper

templar

tantrum [ˈtæn·trəm] ΟΥΣ

tantrum

berrinche αρσ

tantrum

dengue αρσ Μεξ

to have [or throw] a tantrum

coger [o agarrar λατινοαμερ] una rabieta

I. temper [ˈtem·pər] ΟΥΣ

temper (temperament)

temperamento αρσ

temper (mood)

humor αρσ

temper (tendency to become angry)

genio αρσ

good temper

buen humor

bad temper

mal genio

to keep one's temper

no perder la calma

to lose one's temper

perder los estribos

tempers were getting (rather) frayed

el ambiente se estaba cargando

II. temper [ˈtem·pər] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ

1. temper (mitigate):

temper

mitigar

temper

atenuar

to temper one's criticism

suavizar sus críticas

2. temper (make hard):

temper

templar

Present

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Past

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Present Perfect

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Past Perfect

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It is simply desperation, reminiscent of a temper tantrum of a child that can not get his way.

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At one point, a building collapses on her after she repeatedly stomps her foot in a temper tantrum over a broken shoe.

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He seldom permits himself the luxury of a temper tantrum, and he talks to anyone who talks to him.

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The trouble, of course, is that mum can't face another temper tantrum over a Brussels sprout.

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This is why whenever a child needs or wants something they often cry or throw temper tantrums until they get it.

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