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English Like A Native Podcast

Native English Expressions: Losing Your Temper

Jul 6, 2024
Explore colorful English expressions used by native speakers to describe losing their temper. Learn about idioms like 'lose your rag' and 'chuck your toys out of the pram'. Delve into the origins and meanings of expressions like 'going off on one' and 'blowing a fuse'. Discover the positive impact of venting and effective communication strategies.
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Quick takeaways

  • Native English expressions vividly depict losing one's temper.
  • Coping strategies like deep breathing help manage anger effectively.

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Describing Losing Temper: Varied Expressions

Various expressions are used to describe losing one's temper, ranging from 'losing your rag' to 'chucking your toys out of the pram.' These phrases depict the release of pent-up frustration, such as behaving like an angry baby tossing their toys in a pram. The podcast emphasizes how these expressions capture the essence of losing control when faced with mounting irritation and frustrations, often towards people closest to us.

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