Examples of using Temper in English and their translations into Hebrew
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You kind of have a temper.
I lost my temper at myself.
You know, a bit of a temper.
I lost my temper, and I wish I hadn't.
Don't lose your temper.
People also translate
Temper compassion toward Muslim“refugees”….
Troy Fontaine also has a temper.
She lost her temper and shouted at me.
She would not losing her temper?
But Freddie has a temper, as you can see.
If I go, I will lose my temper.
He's got a temper and he's been known to completely blow.
I want to apologize for losing my temper.
We know Kipling has a temper, as evidenced by my face.
My apologies. I'm sorry I lost my temper.
Temper compassion toward Muslim“refugees” with reality.
Please leave before I lose my temper.
Earl's got a bit of a temper, especially when he's been drinking.
And when I push him away, he has this temper.
Connor lost his temper, and bohr killed him in a fight.
We're not helping anything by losing our temper.
I have a temper, too, Ellen, but I have learned when to use it.
Well, according to the victim, he has a very bad temper.
I would temper that faith until you see on whom we are depending.
It's because of what he might do to them if he ever lost his temper.
I inherited my father's bad temper and my mother's sense of righteousness.
We definitely share her impatience, her stubbornness and her temper.
This replaces the already new"Temper, Temper" in the first act.
In a scene of Rococo temper, are elements of refined joy, of lightness and elegance.
My little sunshine has a temper sometimes, but he's not all bad.