| 单词 | temper |
| 释义 | temper UK ['tem.pər] US [-pɚ] noun ADVANCED [C often singular] ■when someone becomes angry very quickly 脾气；易怒 •She has •He's got a really bad temper.他的脾气真坏。 lose your temper ADVANCED ■to suddenly become angry 发脾气，发火 •The children behaved so badly that I lost my temper.孩子们太不懂规矩，我不由得发了火。 keep your temper ■to succeed in staying calm and not becoming angry 不发脾气；保持冷静 •I found it hard to keep my temper with so many things going wrong.这么多的事情弄得一团糟，我很难不发脾气。 be in a bad/foul, etc. temper ■to be feeling angry 生气，发怒 •I'd avoid her if I were you - she's in a foul temper.我要是你，就会避着她——她正气头上。 [S or U] formal or literary ■mood or emotional state 心情或情绪的状态 •He appears to be a man of calm and even temper.他看来是一个脾气温和、平静的男人。 UK ['tem.pər] US [-pɚ] noun tempers get frayed ■If you say that tempers are getting (rather) frayed, you mean that people are getting angry with each other. 互相发脾气 UK ['tem.pər] US [-pɚ] verb transitive REDUCE 减少 formal ■to make something less strong, extreme, etc. 使缓和；使变温和；使变淡 •My enthusiasm for the venture was somewhat tempered by my knowledge of the work that would be involved.当我了解到完成这个风险专案计划所要做的工作时，我的热情多少消退了一些。 •I learnt to temper my criticism.我学会批评别人时语气要缓和些。 UK ['tem.pər] US [-pɚ] verb transitive METAL 金属 ■to heat and then cool a metal in order to make it hard 使（金属）回火；锻造 •tempered steel回火钢 |
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