short-tempered

Word family nounshortageshortenershorteningshortieshortnessshortarseshortbreadshortcakeshort circuitshortcomingshortfallshortgownshorthandshorthornshortlistshortstopshort storyshortswordshort-termismshort waveverbshortenshort-changeadjectiveshortishshortarmshortcrustshort-haulshortholdshort-livedshort-rangeshort-sightedshort-staffedshort-temperedshort-termshortadverbshortly

ˌshort-ˈtempered adjectiveadj

BAD-TEMPEREDtending to become angry very quickly 脾气暴躁的，易怒的 → bad-tempered

She gets short-tempered when she’s tired.

她累了就会脾气暴躁。

—short temper noun [countableC]

Examples from the Corpus

short-tempered• During those months I became anxious, short-tempered and critical.• You become tense, short-tempered and irritable with other people.• His father was growing short-tempered as one interview after another proved to be fixed in some one else's favour.• He is too short-tempered, for one thing, and also capable of doubt, anxiety, weariness, fear.• When John was so short-tempered, it hardly seemed possible to conduct a civilised conversation.• Did they guess why she was so short-tempered of late?• He tends to be very short-tempered when he's hungry.• She found she was short-tempered with shop assistants, angry if something she had ordered failed to arrive on the appointed date.

单词	short-tempered
释义	short-tempered Word family nounshortageshortenershorteningshortieshortnessshortarseshortbreadshortcakeshort circuitshortcomingshortfallshortgownshorthandshorthornshortlistshortstopshort storyshortswordshort-termismshort waveverbshortenshort-changeadjectiveshortishshortarmshortcrustshort-haulshortholdshort-livedshort-rangeshort-sightedshort-staffedshort-temperedshort-termshortadverbshortly ˌshort-ˈtempered adjectiveadj BAD-TEMPEREDtending to become angry very quickly 脾气暴躁的，易怒的 → bad-tempered She gets short-tempered when she’s tired. 她累了就会脾气暴躁。 —short temper noun [countableC] Examples from the Corpus short-tempered• During those months I became anxious, short-tempered and critical.• You become tense, short-tempered and irritable with other people.• His father was growing short-tempered as one interview after another proved to be fixed in some one else's favour.• He is too short-tempered, for one thing, and also capable of doubt, anxiety, weariness, fear.• When John was so short-tempered, it hardly seemed possible to conduct a civilised conversation.• Did they guess why she was so short-tempered of late?• He tends to be very short-tempered when he's hungry.• She found she was short-tempered with shop assistants, angry if something she had ordered failed to arrive on the appointed date.
随便看	put down to put face on put feelings into words put feet up put finger on put finger on something put finger on sth put first put flesh on put flesh on something put flesh on sth put foot down put foot in it put/force somebody on the defensive put forth put forth something put forth sth put forward put forward sb put forward somebody put forward something put forward sth put head above the parapet put head down put head on the block