1.to suddenly become angry
1.It is all too easy to lose your temper and go ballistic on your kids.
你可能很容易就发脾气，朝孩子发泄。
2.Don't be so ready to lose your temper. You are the prettiest when you smile.
不要动辄发脾气。你笑起来是最漂亮的女孩。
3.It could be a colleague that constantly disagrees with you over some issue at the office and you will instantly lose your temper.
直接造成你脾气失控的事，可能是你的同事与你在一些公事上一直存有分歧。
4.LINDA: You shouldn't have criticized him, Willy, especially after he just got off the train. You must n't lose your temper with him .
林达你不该那么责怪他，威利。尤其是他刚下火车。你不应该对他发火。
5.If you do not get your way, you tend to lose your temper and strike out in a blind rage.
如果事情没有按你的意愿发展，你会情绪失控并去盲目的争取。
6.Don't be so ready to lose your temper. You are prettier when you smile.
不要动辄发脾气.你笑起来来会更漂亮。
7.Don't lose your temper, let's try and discuss the matter quietly.
别发火，咱们还是心平气和地讨论这个问题。
8.Catherine: I know it's me. But you've got to explain your words to me before you lose your temper.
凯瑟琳：我知道是我的问题，但你在怕脾气前得给我解释下你刚才说的话。
9.Danica: I've never seen you lose your temper like this before. Take a deep breath and tell me what happened.
我之前从没看你这样情绪失控过。深吸一口气，然后告诉我发生什么了。
10.When someone disagrees with you or offends you, don't lose your temper. Why?
当有人和你意见不同或开罪你时，切不可发脾气，为什么？