tempers

英 [英 [ˈtempəz]]

美 [美 [ˈtempərz]]

n.  脾气; 易怒的性情; 怒气; 火气; 阵怒; 心情; 情绪; 心境
v.  使缓和; 使温和; 使(金属)回火
temper的第三人称单数和复数

　 　 　 　

双语例句

• As a result, on phone calls and surprise visits, tempers can flare and feelings can get hurt.
  结果，这些追命电话和突然袭击会导致一方脾气的爆发，造成双方情感上的伤害。
• Within a few minutes tempers had cooled
  几分钟之内，火气就变小了。
• Tempers flared during the debates.
  在辩论中突然发起脾气。
• Time tempers love, but not removes.
  时间只能冷却，但移不动爱情。
• It tempers the enthusiasm of the architect, the life of the individual.
  它锻造了建筑师的热情，锤炼了个人的生活。
• 'The staff are always on edge. Tempers get frayed,' he said.
  他说：员工总是处于紧张的状态，脾气变得很不好。
• Tempers frayed at Chengdu airport as frustrated travellers waiting in vain for flights out vented their anger.
  脾气紧张在成都机场的旅客等候沮丧，妄图为航班发泄他们的愤怒。
• Man appears like a peacock, tempers like a bull and behaves like a stud.
  男人是这样一种动物：外表像孔雀，脾气像公牛，行为像种马。
• Tempers will mount if you are too pushy at work.
  工作中你过于强势的话，有人会不满。
• The chairman interposed in the disagreement between the two committee members, and prevented them from losing their tempers.
  主席对两个委员会成员的不同意见进行了调解，使他们没有动肝火。