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Lose Your Temper

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Lose Your Temper - to get angry at someone or something

• Did your mother lose her temper?
• My brother lost his temper when I lost his phone.
• My mother never lost her temper with me.
• It is not good to lose your temper.
• Did the girls lose their temper when their car was stolen?
• I do not like to be near people that lose their temper.

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