1.〈口〉发脾气
1.an occasion when someone suddenly behaves in a very angry and unreasonable way, often screaming, crying, or refusing to obey someone. This word is usually used about children
1.She said she usually gives in to avoid tantrums. "But this time, I told him, no, no, no. "
她说通常为了避免孩子发脾气她会让步，但是这次“我告诉他，不行，不行，不行”。
2.and that there were times that she was hard to control emotionally. There's talk of temper tantrums at bad news clippings.
另一方面是她有时很难控制自己的情绪。据说，她对不利的新闻剪辑会大发雷霆。
3.Even violent tantrums, or clinging to the point of riding on a parent's leg, can be curbed, researchers say.
研究人员说，即使是激烈的发脾气，或到了骑在家长腿上的地步，也可以得到约束。
4.felt abashed at the extravagant praise; chagrined at the poor sales of his book; was embarrassed by her child's tantrums.
愧；为他的书的可怜销售情况发窘；因为她孩子发脾气而感觉困窘。
5.A tantrum? My son can be stubborn, but he never throws tantrums. What did he do exactly?
发脾气？我儿子虽然顽皮，但从来不乱发脾气。他到底做了什么？
6.Adept at deflecting criticism with humour though also capable of tantrums he sometimes seemed to be engaged in self parody.
他善于通过幽默来转移批评（尽管他也很会发脾气），有时候他好像在做自嘲式的模仿。
7.The child is always throwing tantrums.
这个孩子经常发脾气。
8.He manipulated him with temper tantrums, tears, hysterical outbursts and frequent threats of resignation.
他时而勃然大怒，时而痛哭流涕，时而歇斯底里，经常威胁要辞去首相职务，以此来操纵国王。
9.Acting it out by having temper tantrums is highly antisocial.
靠发泄一通来消气很可能产生不良社会效果。
10.Even if children stop tantrums when spanked, that doesn't mean they get why they shouldn't have been acting up in the first place.
即使小孩在被打了之后立即变乖，不代表孩子知道自己在一开始时做错了什麽事。