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单词 tantrum
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We predict tears, tantrums and more pouting than you can shake a stick at.He would sit on his own, lining up toy cars, and if anyone disturbed him he would throw a massive tantrum.THEN Roll on the tears, tantrums and tinsel. Throwing tantrums or simply getting her arrested will only reflect badly on you.It was a sensitive call but he knew better than to expect tears or tantrums.Her son still has tantrums but his behaviour is much improved.She would throw a tantrum right there on stage.And the feisty singer admits throwing temper tantrums to get the anger out of her system.He claims to have mellowed in middle age and has put all the bad language and temper tantrums behind him.What about the tantrums, tears and bouts of incontinence?With the removal of the gas range, her temper tantrums quickly subsided.What's real are the tantrums and the tears.There were no tantrums, just tears from me.Expect tears, tantrums and trysts galore courtesy of these feisty females!He does have temper tantrums and the attention span of a three-year-old.A parental command arrests a childish tantrum.A man will pride himself upon his fiery temper, forgetting that when he was young such outbursts were called tantrums.In future, fans will have to put up with childish tantrums, spoilt behaviour and spats from aspiring business moguls who actually claim to be grown up.

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tantrum

British English: tantrum /ˈtæntrəm/ NOUN
If a child has a tantrum, it suddenly becomes angry in a noisy way.
He immediately threw a tantrum, screaming and stomping up and down.
  • American English: tantrum
  • Arabic: نَوْبَةُ غَضَب
  • Brazilian Portuguese: chilique
  • Chinese: 发脾气
  • Croatian: provala bijesa
  • Czech: záchvat vzteku
  • Danish: raserianfald
  • Dutch: woede-uitbarsting
  • European Spanish: berrinche
  • Finnish: kiukkukohtaus
  • French: caprice
  • German: Wutanfall
  • Greek: ξέσπασμα θυμού
  • Italian: collera
  • Japanese: かんしゃく
  • Korean: 고집부리다
  • Norwegian: raserianfall
  • Polish: napad złości
  • European Portuguese: chilique
  • Romanian: a-i sări bâzdâcul
  • Russian: вспышка гнева
  • Latin American Spanish: berrinche
  • Swedish: utbrott
  • Thai: การมีอารมณ์เกรี้ยวกราด
  • Turkish: öfke nöbeti
  • Ukrainian: спалах роздратування
  • Vietnamese: cơn giận

Chinese translation of 'tantrum'

tantrum

(ˈtæntrəm)

n (c)

  1. 发(發)脾气(氣) (fā píqi)
    to have a tantrum [child] 耍脾气(氣) (shuǎ píqi)
    to throw a tantrum [adult] 发(發)脾气(氣) (fā píqi)
(noun) 
Definition
a childish outburst of bad temper
My son had a tantrum and banged his fist on the ground.
Synonyms
outburst
an outburst of anger
temper
She was still in a temper when I arrived.
hysterics
fit
I broke into a fit of giggles.
storm
The photos caused a storm when they were first published.
paddy (British, old-fashioned)
Don't talk to him just now - he's in a real paddy.
wax (old-fashioned, mainly British)
flare-up
paroxysm (formal)
She was overcome by a paroxysm of grief.
bate (British, slang, old-fashioned)
ill humour
foulie (Australian, slang)
hissy fit (informal)
strop (British, informal)

Additional synonyms

in the sense of fit
Definition
a sudden short burst or spell
I broke into a fit of giggles.
Synonyms
bout,
burst,
outbreak,
outburst,
spell
in the sense of ill humour
Synonyms
irascibility,
sulks,
sharpness,
irritability,
spleen,
pique,
petulance,
bate (British, slang),
moodiness,
tartness,
grumpiness,
testiness,
moroseness,
sulkiness,
crossness,
crabbiness,
disagreeableness,
(bad) mood,
(bad) temper,
foulie (Australian, slang)
in the sense of paddy
Definition
a fit of temper
Don't talk to him just now - he's in a real paddy.
Synonyms
temper,
tantrum,
bad mood,
passion,
rage,
pet,
fit of pique,
fit of temper,
wax (informal, British),
tiff,
bate (British, slang),
paddywhack (British, informal),
foulie (Australian, slang),
hissy fit (informal),
strop (informal)

Nearby words of
tantrum

  • tantalize
  • tantamount
  • tantamount to
  • tantrum
  • tap
  • tape
  • tape something off

Synonyms of 'tantrum'

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of paroxysm
Definition
a fit or convulsion
She was overcome by a paroxysm of grief.
Synonyms
outburst,
attack,
fit,
seizure,
flare-up (informal),
eruption,
spasm,
convulsion
in the sense of storm
Definition
a violent disturbance or quarrel
The photos caused a storm when they were first published.
Synonyms
outburst,
row,
stir,
outcry,
furore,
violence,
anger,
passion,
outbreak,
turmoil,
disturbance,
strife,
clamour,
agitation,
commotion,
rumpus,
tumult,
hubbub
in the sense of temper
Definition
a sudden outburst of anger
She was still in a temper when I arrived.
Synonyms
rage,
fury,
bad mood,
passion,
paddy (British, informal),
wax (informal, British),
tantrum,
bate (British, slang),
fit of pique,
foulie (Australian, slang),
hissy fit (informal),
strop (British, informal)
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