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1. noun1) (disposition) Naturell, dasbe in a good/bad temper — gute/schlechte Laune haben; gut/schlecht gelaunt sein
be in a foul or filthy temper — eine miese Laune haben (ugs.)
keep/lose one's temper — sich beherrschen/die Beherrschung verlieren
lose one's temper with somebody — die Beherrschung bei jemandem verlieren
2) (anger)fit/outburst of temper — Wutanfall, der/-ausbruch, der
2. transitive verbbe in/get into a temper — wütend sein/werden ( over wegen)
mäßigen; mildern [Trostlosigkeit, Strenge, Kritik]* * *['tempə] 1. noun2) (a tendency to become (unpleasant when) angry: He has a terrible temper.) die Laune3) (a state of anger: She's in a temper.) die Gereiztheit2. verb1) (to bring metal to the right degree of hardness by heating and cooling: The steel must be carefully tempered.) härten2) (to soften or make less severe: One must try to temper justice with mercy.) mildern•- academic.ru/83883/-tempered">-tempered- keep one's temper
- lose one's temper* * *tem·per[ˈtempəʳ, AM -ɚ]I. n1. usu sing (state of mind) Laune f; (angry state) Wut f kein pl; (predisposition to anger) Reizbarkeit f kein plwhat a foul \temper you're in! hast du eine üble Laune!to be in a bad/good \temper schlecht [o übel] /gut gelaunt seinto control one's \temper sein Temperament zügelnto have a \temper leicht reizbar seinto keep one's \temper sich akk beherrschen, ruhig bleibento lose one's \temper die Geduld verlierenin a \temper wütendshe has a very sweet \temper sie hat ein sehr sanftes Wesenhe is a man of violent \temper er hat ein ungezügeltes TemperamentII. vtto \temper one's criticism seine Kritik abschwächento \temper one's enthusiasm seine Begeisterung zügeln [o im Zaum halten2. (make hard)to \temper iron Eisen glühfrischen fachspr3. (add water)▪ to \temper sth etw anrühren4. MUS▪ to \temper sth etw temperieren* * *['tempə(r)]1. n1) (= disposition) Wesen nt, Naturell nt; (= angry mood) Wut fto be in a good/bad temper — guter/schlechter Laune sein
he was not in the best of tempers — er war nicht gerade bester Laune
she's got a terrible/foul/vicious temper — sie kann sehr unangenehm/ausfallend/tückisch werden
what a temper that child has! — was dieses Kind für Wutanfälle hat!
to be in a ( bad) temper with sb/over or about sth — auf jdn/wegen einer Sache (gen) wütend sein
temper, temper! — aber, aber, wer wird denn gleich so zornig werden!
to fly into a temper — einen Wutanfall bekommen, in die Luft gehen (inf)
to put sb in a temper, to get sb's temper up — jdn zur Weißglut bringen, jdn wütend machen
he has quite a temper —
to be out of temper (old) — verstimmt sein, übel gelaunt sein
I hope he can control his temper — ich hoffe, er kann sich unter Kontrolle halten
2. vt1) metal tempern2) (old MUS) temperieren (old)to be tempered by concern/realism — mit Fürsorge/Realismus vermischt sein
* * *temper [ˈtempə(r)]A s1. Temperament n, Naturell n, Veranlagung f, Gemüt(sart) n(f):2. Stimmung f, Laune f:3. Gereiztheit f, Zorn m:be in a temper gereizt oder wütend sein;keep one’s temper ruhig bleiben;lose one’s temper in Wut geraten, die Geduld verlieren;be out of temper übellaunig sein;put sb out of temper jemanden wütend machen5. Zusatz m, Beimischung f8. obsa) Kompromiss m/nb) Mittelding nB v/t1. mildern, mäßigen, abschwächen ( alle:with durch)2. TECH Mörtel etc mischen, anmachen3. TECHa) Gusseisen tempern, glühfrischenb) Glas vorspannen, verspannenc) Kunststoff härten4. MUS ein Klavier etc temperieren* * *1. noun1) (disposition) Naturell, dasbe in a good/bad temper — gute/schlechte Laune haben; gut/schlecht gelaunt sein
be in a foul or filthy temper — eine miese Laune haben (ugs.)
keep/lose one's temper — sich beherrschen/die Beherrschung verlieren
2) (anger)fit/outburst of temper — Wutanfall, der/-ausbruch, der
2. transitive verbbe in/get into a temper — wütend sein/werden ( over wegen)
mäßigen; mildern [Trostlosigkeit, Strenge, Kritik]* * *n.Gereiztheit f.Laune -n f.Naturell -e n.Stimmung -n f.Temperament n.Veranlagung f.Wut nur sing. f.Zorn nur sing. m. v.anmachen (Farbe, Mörtel, Ton) v.mischen v.mäßigen v. -
2 temper
tem·per [ʼtempəʳ, Am -ɚ] n1) usu sing ( state of mind) Laune f; ( angry state) Wut f kein pl, ( predisposition to anger) Reizbarkeit f kein pl;what a foul \temper you're in! hast du eine üble Laune!;to control one's \temper sein Temperament zügeln;to have a \temper in gereizter Stimmung sein;to keep one's \temper sich akk beherrschen, ruhig bleiben;to lose one's \temper die Geduld verlieren;in a \temper wütendshe has a very sweet \temper sie hat ein sehr sanftes Wesen;he is a man of violent \temper er hat ein ungezügeltes Temperamentto \temper sth with sth etw durch etw akk ausgleichen;to \temper one's criticism seine Kritik abschwächen;to \temper one's enthusiasm seine Begeisterung zügeln [o im Zaum halten];2) ( make hard)to \temper sth etw härten [o fachspr tempern];to \temper iron Eisen glühfrischen fachspr3) ( add water)to \temper sth etw anrühren;4) musto \temper sth etw temperieren
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