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Definition
Synonym
temper
Englisch Deutsch Übersetzung
mischen, Mischung, Gemütsart, Stimmung
temper
Stimmung
temper
Wut
f
; Gereiztheit
f
; Zorn
m
temper
Temperament
temper
maessigen
temper
Temperament, Laune
temper
Wut
f
, Gereiztheit
f
, Zorn
m
temper
temper
ieren
temper
Wärmebehandlung
f
temper
test
Sanftmut
m
sweet
temper
Sanftmut
sweet
temper
ein hitziges Temperament
a hot
temper
gleichmütige Stimmung
sedate
temper
etw. mildern
to
temper
sth.
in schlechter Laune
in a bad
temper
Blauwärme
f
techn.
blue
temper
heat
Geduld verlieren
lose your
temper
Beherrsch dich
keep your
temper
in guter Laune
in a good
temper
Beherrsch dich!
Keep your
temper
!
Beherrschen Sie sich!
Keep your
temper
!
schlechter Laune sein
to be in bad
temper
wütend werden
to lose one's
temper
die Geduld verlieren
to lose one's
temper
die Geduld verlieren; die Beherrschung verlieren
to lose one's
temper
Temperament
n
; Gemüt
n
; Gemütsart
f
; Charakter
m
; Veranlagung
f
; Wesen
n
; Naturell
n
ein hitziges Temperament
temper
a hot
temper
Jaehzorn
violent fit of
temper
Temperament
n
, Gemüt
n
, Gemütsart
f
, Charakter
m
, Veranlagung
f
, Wesen
n
, Naturell
n
ein hitziges Temperament
temper
a hot
temper
guter Laune sein
to be in a good
temper
etw. (mit etw.) entgegenwirken
v
to
temper
sth. (with sth.)
Jähzorn
m
hitziges Gemüt
n
quick
temper
quick
temper
etw.
temper
ieren
v
mus.
temper
ierte Stimmung
to
temper
sth.
temper
ed scale
mischen, anmachen
v
(Farbe, Mörtel, Ton)
mischend, anmachend
gemischt, angemacht
to
temper
temper
ing
temper
ed
mischen; anmachen
v
(Farbe; Mörtel; Ton)
mischend; anmachend
gemischt; angemacht
to
temper
temper
ing
temper
ed
anlassen
v
(Metall)
anlassend
angelassen
to
temper
temper
ing
temper
ed
etw. (durch etw.) mildern
to
temper
sth. (with sth.)
geh.
Glas vorspannen; härten;
temper
n
v
(erwärmen und abschrecken)
techn.
to toughen glass; to
temper
glass
jähzornig
adj
jähzornig sein
irascible
have a violent
temper
Glas vorspannen; härten;
temper
n (erwärmen und abschrecken)
techn.
to toughen glass; to
temper
glass
Wutanfall
m
, Trotzanfall
m
, Koller
m
Wutanfälle
pl
, Trotzanfälle
pl
, Koller
pl
tantrum,
temper
tantrum
tantrums
etw. mischen; anmachen
v
(Farbe; Mörtel; Ton)
mischend; anmachend
gemischt; angemacht
to
temper
sth.
temper
ing
temper
ed
Kohlenstoffgehalt
m
(bei Stahl)
techn.
temper
(percentage of carbon in steel)
Gefühlsausbruch
m
Gefühlsausbrüche
pl
outburst of
temper
outbursts of
temper
mäßigen
v
mäßigend
gemäßigt
mäßigt
to
temper
temper
ing
temper
ed
temper
s
das schwächste Glied in der Kette berücksichtigen
to
temper
the wind to the shorn lamb
fig.
das schwächste Glied in der Kette berücksichtigen
v
to
temper
the wind to the shorn lamb
fig.
Kaltnachwalzen
n
; Nachwalzen
n
; Dressieren
n
(Walzwerk)
techn.
skin-pass rolling;
temper
rolling (rolling mill)
Jähzorn
m
(im)
(in a fit of) violent
temper
; violent fit of
temper
Jähzorn
m
(im)
(in a fit of) violent
temper
, violent fit of
temper
mäßigen
v
mäßigend
gemäßigt
mäßigt
mäßigte
to
temper
temper
ing
temper
ed
temper
s
temper
ed
vergüten,
temper
n, anlassglühen, verbessern
techn.
vergütet
vergüteter Stahl
to
temper
hardened and
temper
ed
hardened and
temper
ed steel
Laune
f
; Stimmung
f
Launen
pl
; Stimmungen
pl
gute Laune haben; bei guter Laune gut gelaunt gut aufgelegt sein
schlechte Laune haben; nicht bei Laune sein; schlecht gelaunt aufgelegt sein
temper
temper
s
to be in a good
temper
to be in a bad foul
temper
Kaltnachwalzwerk
n
; Nachwalzwerk
n
; Kaltnachwalzanlage
f
; Nachwalzanlage
f
(Walzwerk)
techn.
Kaltnachwalzwerke
pl
; Nachwalzwerke
pl
; Kaltnachwalzanlagen
pl
; Nachwalzanlagen
pl
skin-pass mill;
temper
mill (rolling mill)
skin-pass mills;
temper
mills
Laune
f
, Stimmung
f
Launen
pl
, Stimmungen
pl
in guter Laune
in schlechter Laune
in schlechter Laune sein, schlechter Laune sein
temper
temper
s
in a good
temper
in a bad
temper
to be in bad
temper
Anlassfarbe
f
; Anlauffarbe
f
(Metallurgie)
techn.
Anlassfarben
pl
; Anlauffarben
pl
temper
ing colour;
temper
colour (metallurgy)
temper
ing colours;
temper
colours
mäßigen
v
mäßigend
gemäßigt
mäßigt
mäßigte
seine Begeisterung zügeln im Zaum halten
to
temper
temper
ing
temper
ed
temper
s
temper
ed
to
temper
your enthusiasm
Stahl vergüten; anlassglühen
v
(Metallurgie)
techn.
vergütend; anlassglühend
vergütet; anlassgeglüht
vergüteter Stahl
to
temper
steel (metallurgy)
temper
ing
hardened and
temper
ed
hardened and
temper
ed steel
etw.
temper
ieren
v
mus.
temper
ierend
temper
iert
gleichschwebend gleichstufig
temper
ierte Tonleiter;
temper
ierte Tonleiter; gleichschwebende Temperierung
to
temper
sth.
temper
ing
temper
ed
equal-
temper
ed scale; equi-
temper
ed scale;
temper
ed scale
wütend werden
v
wütend werdend
wütend geworden
Ich werde wütend.
Sie wurde wütend.
Er ist wütend geworden.
to lose one's
temper
losing one's
temper
lost one's
temper
I lose my
temper
.
She lost her
temper
.
He has lost his
temper
.
etw. kalt nachwalzen; etw. dressieren (Walzwerk)
v
techn.
kalt nachwalzend; dressierend
kalt nachgewalzt; dressiert
to skin-roll; to skin-pass; to
temper
-pass sth. (rolling mill)
skin-rolling; skin-passing;
temper
-passing
skin-rolled; skin-passed;
temper
-passed
Ausbruch
m
(in Zusammensetzungen) (Person)
Ausbrüche
pl
Beifallssturm
m
Energieausbruch
m
Gefühlsausbruch
m
Temperamentsausbruch
m
Wutausbruch
m
outburst (of sth.) (of a person)
bursts
burst of applause
burst of energy; outburst of energy
outburst of
temper
temper
amental outburst
outburst of fury
mordsmäßig; gewaltig; heftig; einmalig
ein verrücktes Jahr
ein heftiger Temperamentsausbruch
Das gibt ein mordmäßiges Veilchen.
Der Schneesturm heute Nacht wird ganz schön heftig sein.
Seine Kommentare waren wirklich einmalig.
a doozy (of a sth.)
Am.
coll.
a doozy of a year
a doozy of a
temper
tantrum
It's gonna be a doozy of a black eye.
The snowstorm tonight is going to be a doozy.
His comments have been real doozies.
mordsmäßig; gewaltig; heftig; einmalig
adj
ein verrücktes Jahr
ein heftiger Temperamentsausbruch
Das gibt ein mordmäßiges Veilchen.
Der Schneesturm heute Nacht wird ganz schön heftig sein.
Seine Kommentare waren wirklich einmalig.
a doozy (of a sth.)
Am.
coll.
a doozy of a year
a doozy of a
temper
tantrum
It's gonna be a doozy of a black eye.
The snowstorm tonight is going to be a doozy.
His comments have been real doozies.
Ausraster
m
; Wutanfall
m
; Wutausbruch
m
; Zornausbruch
m
Ausraster
pl
; Wutanfälle
pl
; Wutausbrüche
pl
; Zornausbrüche
pl
ausrasten
Sie fuhr fuchsteufelswild davon.
Er rastete aus als sie meinte das Hotelzimmer wäre nicht groß genug.
tantrum;
temper
tantrum; hissy fit
tantrums;
temper
tantrums; hissy fits
to throw have a tantrum hissy fit
She drove away in a tantrum.
He threw a hissy fit when she decided the hotel room wasn't big enough.
punktgenau; auf engstem Raum
adv
einen engen Wendekreis haben (Auto)
blitzschnell wenden (Fahrer)
blitzschnell umschlagen (Stimmung)
eine Kehrtwende machen; sich um 180° drehen (Politiker)
übtr.
on a sixpence
Br.
coll.
; on a dime
Am.
coll.
to be able to turn on a sixpence dime (of a car)
to turn on a sixpence dime (of a driver)
to turn on a sixpence dime (of a
temper
)
to turn on a sixpence dime (of a politician)
fig.
Wutanfall
m
; Wutausbruch
m
; Zornausbruch
m
geh.
; Ausraster
m
ugs.
Wutanfälle
pl
; Wutausbrüche
pl
; Zornausbrüche
pl
; Ausraster
pl
Sie fuhr fuchsteufelswild davon.
temper
tantrum; tantrum; fit of
temper
; fit of rage; hissy fit; hissy; fit; paddy
Br.
coll.
; snit fit
Am.
slang
temper
tantrums; tantrums; fits of
temper
; fits of rage; hissy fits; hissies; fits; paddies; snit fits
She drove away in a tantrum.
etw. abmildern; mildern; mäßigen
v
abmildernd; mildernd; mäßigend
abgemildert; gemildert; gemäßigt
er sie mildert (ab); er sie mäßigt
ich er sie milderte (ab); ich er sie mäßigte
er sie hat hatte (ab)gemildert; er sie hat hatte gemäßigt
seinen Zorn bändigen
seine Forderungen zurückschrauben
Mäßige dich im Ton!
Das mildert die Wirkung von Stress.
to moderate sth.; to
temper
sth.
moderating;
temper
ing
moderated;
temper
ed
he she moderates
I he she moderated
he she has had moderated
to moderate one's anger
to moderate one's demands
Moderate your language!
This moderates the effects of stress.
wütend werden; in Wut geraten; eine Wut bekommen
ugs.
; in Rage kommen
v
wütend werdend; in Wut geratend; eine Wut bekommend; in Rage kommend
wütend geworden; in Wut geraten; eine Wut bekommen; in Rage gekommen
Ich werde wütend.
Sie wurde wütend.
Er ist wütend geworden.
Den Anwohnern platzte der Kragen, als ihr Müll nicht abgeholt wurde.
to lose your
temper
; to get your dander up
coll.
losing your
temper
; getting your dander up
lost your
temper
; got your dander up
I lose my
temper
.
She lost her
temper
.
He has lost his
temper
.
The residents got their dander up when their refuse wasn't collected.
etw. abmildern; mildern
v
(durch etw.)
abmildernd; mildernd
abgemildert; gemildert
er sie mildert (ab)
ich er sie milderte (ab)
er sie hat hatte (ab)gemildert
seinen Zorn bändigen
seine Forderungen zurückschrauben
seine Kritik abschwächen
Mäßige dich im Ton!
Das mildert die Wirkung von Stress.
to moderate sth.; to
temper
sth.
formal
(with sth.)
moderating;
temper
ing
moderated;
temper
ed
he she moderates
I he she moderated
he she has had moderated
to moderate one's anger
to moderate one's demands
to
temper
one's criticism
Moderate your language!
This moderates the effects of stress.
einen Wutanfall bekommen haben; (vor Wut) an die Decke gehen; hochgehen; außer sich geraten
geh.
; ausrasten; auszucken
Ös.
; alle Zustände kriegen
ugs.
; explodieren
v
Er rastete aus, als sie meinte, das Hotelzimmer wäre nicht groß genug.
to have a hissy fit; to have a fit; to throw a fit; to pitch a fit
Am.
; to have a (
temper
) tantrum; to throw a tantrum; to fly into a tempter; to fly into a rage; to have kittens
Br.
; to have a cow
Am.
; to go psycho; to flip out; to flip
coll.
He threw a hissy fit when she decided the hotel room wasn't big enough.
verlieren
v
verlierend
verloren
er sie verliert
ich er sie verlor
er sie hat hatte verloren
ich er sie verlöre
den Halt verlieren
die Geduld verlieren; die Beherrschung verlieren
den Glanz verlieren
seine Ãœberlegenheit verlieren
den Kopf verlieren
übtr.
aus den Augen verlieren
sein letztes Hemd verlieren
übtr.
; alles verlieren
Verlieren Sie den Mut nicht!
Was hast du schon zu verlieren (außer deiner Würde)?
to lose {lost; lost}
losing
lost
he she loses
I he she lost
he she has had lost
I he she would lose
to lose one's grip
to lose one's
temper
to lose its shine
to lose one's edge
to lose one's head
fig.
to lose sight of
to lose one's shirt
fig.
Don't lose courage!
What have you got to lose (except your dignity)?
Deutsche
mischen Mischung Gemütsart Stimmung Synonyme
Gemüt
ÂGemütsanlage
ÂGemütsart
ÂNaturell
ÂSinnesart
ÂTemperament
Charakter
ÂEigenart
ÂGemüt
ÂGemütsart
ÂNaturell
ÂTemperament
ÂVeranlagung
ÂWesensart
mischung
stimmung
Gebräu
ÂGemisch
ÂMischung
ÂMix
Legierung
ÂMischung
(von
Metallen)
überlagern
Âeinblenden
Âeinkopieren
Âmengen
Âmischen
Âzusammenschneiden
Allerlei
ÂGemisch
ÂMelange
ÂMischung
ÂMix
Gemenge
ÂMischung
ÂMixtur
ÂVermischung
Gemütsverfassung
ÂGemütszustand
ÂLaune
ÂStimmung
anmachen
Âanrühren
Âmischen
Âverarbeiten
Âverkneten
Âverrühren
Âzubereiten
mischen
Âmixen
Âvermengen
Âvermischen
Âvermixen
Âverwursten
(umgangssprachlich)
Elegie
ÂGedichtform
mit
schwermütiger
Stimmung
ÂKlagelied
Ambiance
(schweiz.)
ÂAmbiente
ÂAtmo
(umgangssprachlich)
ÂAtmosphäre
ÂFlair
ÂKlima
ÂStimmung
etwas
kombinieren
Âetwas
mischen
Âetwas
miteinander
in
Verbindung
bringen
Âetwas
verbinden
öffentliche
Meinung
Âdas
öffentliche
Klima
ÂStimmung
in
der
Öffentlichkeit
Âveröffentlichte
Meinung
(umgangssprachlich)
mischen
mixen
vermengen
vermischen
vermixen
verwursten (umgangssprachlich)
Englische
temper Synonyme
temper
Irish
abate
adjust
adjust to
allay
alleviate
alter
anger
animus
anneal
appease
aptitude
assuage
atmosphere
attain majority
at
temper
attribute
aura
bad
temper
balance
bank the fire
be tough
beef up
bent
besprinkle
bias
bloom
blunt
body-build
box in
brace
brace up
brand
breathe
brew
buttress
calcify
callous
calmness
case harden
cast
character
characteristic
characteristics
chasten
chisel
temper
churlishness
circumscribe
climate
color
come of age
come to maturity
complexion
composition
composure
condition
confirm
conniption
constituents
constitution
constrain
control
cool
coolness
cornify
crasis
cue
curb
cushion
damp
dampen
dander
de-emphasize
deaden
decoct
develop
dharma
diathesis
die
temper
dilute
diminish
disposition
downplay
dredge
drift
dull
dye
ease
eccentricity
endure
entincture
equanimity
ethos
extenuate
fiber
fierce
temper
fiery
temper
firm
firmness
fit
flavor
fledge
flower
fortify
fossilize
frame
frame of mind
fury
genius
gird
grain
grow
grow up
habit
hang tough
harden
hardness
hardness scale
heart
heat treating
hedge
hedge about
hot blood
hot
temper
hotheadedness
hue
huffishness
humor
humors
idiosyncrasy
ilk
ill humor
ill
temper
imbrue
imbue
impregnate
inclination
indenter
individualism
individuality
indurate
infiltrate
infuse
instill
invigorate
irascibility
ire
irritability
irritable
temper
keep within bounds
kidney
kind
lapidify
lay
leaning
leave the nest
leaven
lenify
lessen
lighten
limit
lithify
make
makeup
mature
mellow
mental set
mettle
mind
mind-set
mitigate
moderate
modify
modulate
mold
mollify
mood
morale
narrow
nature
nerve
note
obtund
orientation
ossify
outburst
outlook
pacify
paddy
palliate
passion
peculiarity
peevishness
penetrate
permeate
personality
pervade
petrify
petulance
physique
play down
posture
precipitation hardening
predilectio
temper
a
aquarelle
canvas
chromogen
coat
coat of paint
coating
color
color filter
color gelatin
colorant
coloring
dead-color
dis
temper
drier
dye
dyestuff
easel-picture
exterior paint
finger painting
flat coat
flat wash
floor enamel
gouache
ground
interior paint
medium
oil
oil painting
opaque color
paint
painting
pigment
prime coat
primer
priming
stain
thinner
tinction
tincture
transparent color
turpentine
turps
undercoat
undercoating
vehicle
wash
wash coat
wash drawing
water
temper
ament
animus
aptitude
bent
bias
body-build
brand
cast
character
characteristic
characteristics
chromatic scale
compass
complexion
composition
constituents
constitution
crasis
dharma
diapason
diathesis
disposition
dodecuple scale
eccentricity
enharmonic scale
ethos
fiber
frame
gamut
genius
grain
great scale
habit
hue
humor
humors
idiosyncrasy
ilk
inclination
individualism
individuality
kidney
kind
leaning
major scale
make
makeup
melodic minor
mental set
mentality
mettle
mind
mind-set
minor scale
mold
nature
octave scale
pentatonic scale
personality
physique
predilection
predisposition
preference
proclivity
propensity
property
quality
range
register
scale
set
slant
somatotype
sort
spirit
stamp
strain
streak
stripe
suchness
system
temper
tendency
tenor
tone
tuning
turn
turn of mind
twist
type
vein
warp
way
whole-tone scale
temper
amental
affective
arbitrary
atavistic
bluff
bodily
born
brusque
capricious
changeable
characteristic
coeval
congenital
connatal
connate
connatural
constitutional
crabbed
crabby
cranky
crotchety
curt
dispositional
emotional
erratic
excitable
explosive
fanciful
fantasied
fantastic
fickle
flaky
freakish
genetic
grouchy
gruff
grumpy
harebrained
hereditary
high-strung
hot-blooded
hot-
temper
ed
hotheaded
huffish
huffy
humorsome
hypersensitive
impatient
in the blood
inborn
inbred
incarnate
inconsistent
indigenous
inherited
innate
instinctive
instinctual
intellectual
irascible
irritable
kinky
maggoty
mental
mercurial
miffy
moody
motiveless
native
native to
natural
natural to
notional
organic
oversensitive
peevish
petulant
physical
prickly
primal
quirky
sensitive
short
short-
temper
ed
snappish
spiritual
testy
tetchy
thin-skinned
ticklish
touchy
uncertain
undependable
uneven
unpredictable
unreasonable
unreliable
unrestrained
unstable
vagarious
vagrant
variable
volatile
wanton
waspish
wayward
whimsical
temper
ance
Rechabitism
abnegation
abstemiousness
abstinence
asceticism
austerity
calm
calmness
cardinal virtues
charity
conservatism
constraint
continence
control
cool
dispassion
eschewal
evenness
faith
forbearance
forgoing
fortitude
gentleness
golden mean
gravity
happy medium
hope
impartiality
judiciousness
juste-milieu
justice
lenity
love
measure
meden agan
middle way
mildness
moderateness
moderation
moderationism
mortification
natural virtues
neutrality
nonviolence
nothing in excess
pacifism
prohibition
prudence
reasonableness
refrainment
repose
restraint
sacrifice
sedateness
self-abnegation
self-control
self-denial
self-discipline
self-restraint
serenity
seriousness
sober-mindedness
soberness
sobersidedness
sobersides
sobriety
solemnity
stability
staidness
steadiness
supernatural virtues
teetotalism
temper
ateness
theological virtues
tranquillity
undrunkenness
unexcessiveness
unextravagance
unextremeness
uninebriatedness
unintoxicatedness
via media
temper
ate
abstemious
abstentious
abstinent
aestival
ascetic
austere
bland
blood-hot
blood-warm
bracing
calid
calm
celibate
chaste
checked
chill
chilly
cold sober
composed
constant
continent
controlled
cool
coolish
curbed
disciplined
discreet
dispassionate
equable
equatorial
even
even-
temper
ed
forbearing
fresh
frugal
genial
gentle
grave
imperturbable
indulgent
invigorating
judicious
luke
lukewarm
measured
mild
mild as milk
moderate
modest
nonviolent
pacifistic
peaceable
peaceful
prudent
puritanical
quiet
rational
reasonable
regulated
restrained
room-
temper
ature
sane
sedate
self-denying
self-indulgent
self-possessed
self-restrained
sensible
serene
serious
sober
sober-minded
sobersided
soft
solemn
sparing
stable
staid
steady
stimulating
stinting
subtropical
summery
sunny
sunshiny
tame
teetotal
tepid
thermal
thermic
toasty
tranquil
tropical
undrunk
undrunken
unexcessive
unexcited
unextreme
unfrozen
unimpassioned
uninebriate
uninebrious
unintoxicated
unperturbed
unruffled
untipsy
warm
warm as toast
warmish
temper
ed
aged
annealed
chastened
conditioned
constrained
controlled
developed
full-blown
full-fledged
full-grown
fully developed
hardened
heat-treated
hedged
hedged about
hushed
in control
in full bloom
in hand
leavened
limited
mature
mellow
mellowed
mitigated
modified
modulated
qualified
quelled
restrained
restricted
ripe
seasoned
softened
stable
subdued
toughened
temper
ing
abatement
abating
ability
aging
allaying
allayment
alleviating
alleviation
arteriosclerosis
assuagement
assuaging
atherosclerosis
background
blaseness
blunting
calcification
callusing
calming
capability
case hardening
chastening
chisel
temper
competence
competency
concretion
condition
cornification
crystallization
cushioning
dampening
damping
dash
deadening
demulsion
development
die
temper
diminishing
diminution
dulcification
dulling
easing
experience
falling-off
firming
fitness
fittedness
fortification
fossilization
granulation
hardening
hardness scale
heat treating
hint
hornification
hushing
indenter
induration
infusion
inkling
intimation
invigoration
lapidification
leniency
lessening
letdown
letup
lightening
lithification
loosening
lulling
mastery
maturation
maturescence
maturity
mellowing
mitigating
mitigation
modulation
mollification
ossification
pacification
palliation
past experience
petrifaction
petrification
practical knowledge
practice
precipitation hardening
preparedness
proficiency
qualification
quietening
quieting
razor
temper
readiness
reducing
reduction
refreshment
reinforcement
reinvigoration
relaxation
relaxing
remission
restrengthening
revivification
ripeness
ripening
sagacity
sauce
saw file
temper
sclerosis
seasoning
senescence
set
temper
setting
shade
slackening
smack
softening
solidification
soothing
sophistication
soupcon
spice
spindle
temper
sprinkling
steeling
stiffening
strengthening
subduement
subduing
suggestion
suitability
suitableness
suitedness
suspicion
taint
temper
thought
tinct
tincture
tinge
tint
tool
temper
touch
toughening
trace
tranquilization
trim
vestige
vitrifaction
vitrification
worldly wisdom
temper Definition
Temper
(
v.
t.)
To
mingle
in
due
proportion
Temper
(
v.
t.)
To
fit
together
Temper
(
v.
t.)
To
bring
to
a
proper
degree
of
hardness
Temper
(
v.
t.)
To
govern
Temper
(
v.
t.)
To
moisten
to
a
proper
consistency
and
stir
thoroughly,
as
clay
for
making
brick,
loam
for
molding,
etc.
Temper
(
v.
t.)
To
adjust,
as
the
mathematical
scale
to
the
actual
scale,
or
to
that
in
actual
use.
Temper
(
n.
)
The
state
of
any
compound
substance
which
results
from
the
mixture
of
various
ingredients
Temper
(
n.
)
Constitution
of
body
Temper
(
n.
)
Disposition
of
mind
Temper
(
n.
)
Calmness
of
mind
Temper
(
n.
)
Heat
of
mind
or
passion
Temper
(
n.
)
The
state
of
a
metal
or
other
substance,
especially
as
to
its
hardness,
produced
by
some
process
of
heating
or
cooling
Temper
(
n.
)
Middle
state
or
course
Temper
(
n.
)
Milk
of
lime,
or
other
substance,
employed
in
the
process
formerly
used
to
clarify
sugar.
Temper
(
v.
i.)
To
accord
Temper
(
v.
i.)
To
have
or
get
a
proper
or
desired
state
or
quality
temper Bedeutung
temper
biliousness
irritability
peevishness
pettishness
snappishness
surliness
a
disposition
to
exhibit
uncontrolled
anger,
his
temper
was
well
known
to
all
his
employees
temper
toughness
the
elasticity
and
hardness
of
a
metal
object,
its
ability
to
absorb
considerable
energy
before
cracking
bad
temper
ill
temper
a
persisting
angry
mood
pique
temper
irritation
a
sudden
outburst
of
anger,
his
temper
sparked
like
damp
firewood
temper
mood
humor
humour
a
characteristic
(habitual
or
relatively
temporary)
state
of
feeling,
whether
he
praised
or
cursed
me
depended
on
his
temper
at
the
time,
he
was
in
a
bad
humor
good
humor
good
humour
good
temper
amiability
a
cheerful
and
agreeable
mood
irascibility
short
temper
spleen
quick
temper
a
feeling
of
resentful
anger
chasten
moderate
temper
restrain
temper
season
mollify
make
more
temper
ate,
acceptable,
or
suitable
by
adding
something
else,
moderate,
she
temper
ed
her
criticism
temper
adjust
the
pitch
(of
pianos)
temper
harden
harden
by
reheating
and
cooling
in
oil,
temper
steel
anneal
temper
normalize
bring
to
a
desired
consistency,
texture,
or
hardness
by
a
process
of
gradually
heating
and
cooling,
temper
glass
e
flip
one's
lid
blow
up
throw
a
fit
hit
the
roof
hit
the
ceiling
have
kittens
have
a
fit
combust
blow
one's
stack
fly
off
the
handle
flip
one's
wig
lose
one's
temper
blow
a
fuse
go
ballistic
get
very
angry
and
fly
into
a
rage,
The
professor
combusted
when
the
student
didn't
know
the
answer
to
a
very
elementary
question,
Spam
makes
me
go
ballistic
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