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Sentimientos - Rage

Descubre cómo las expresiones idiomáticas en inglés como "go up the wall" y "around the bend" se relacionan con la ira en inglés.

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English idioms related to Feelings
to [vent] {one's} spleen

to verbally or physically attack someone or something when one is angry about someone or something else

desahogarse, descargar la ira sobre alguien

desahogarse, descargar la ira sobre alguien

Ex: He vented his spleen on his team after the failed project. 
to [lose] {one's} [head]

to become so frightened, angry, excited, or confused that you stop thinking calmly and behave irrationally

perder los papeles, perder los nervios

perder los papeles, perder los nervios

Ex: He lost his head when the driver cut him off. 
to [hit] the (roof|ceiling)

to become extremely angry with someone or something

ponerse hecho una furia, perder los estribos

ponerse hecho una furia, perder los estribos

Ex: My dad hit the roof when he saw the dent in the car. 
to [go] up the wall

to react to something in a very angry and furious way

ponerse como una furia, perder los estribos

ponerse como una furia, perder los estribos

Ex: He went up the wall when he saw the mess his kids made. 
to [go] spare

to lose one's temper or become really upset

perder los nervios, ponerse hecho una furia

perder los nervios, ponerse hecho una furia

Ex: Mum went spare when she saw the broken window. 
to [go] off the deep end

to suddenly and violently express one's anger

estallar de rabia, perder los estribos

estallar de rabia, perder los estribos

Ex: He went off the deep end when he found out someone had scratched his car. 
to [blow] {one's} (top|cool|stack|lid)

to fail to control one's anger

perder los estribos, explotar de rabia

perder los estribos, explotar de rabia

Ex: He blew his top when he saw the bill. 
to [lose] {one's} marbles

to become crazy and completely lose control of one's thoughts and emotions

perder la cabeza, volverse loco

perder la cabeza, volverse loco

Ex: After three sleepless nights, he felt like he was losing his marbles. 
around the bend

mentally confused and incapable of behaving in a reasonable way

estar como una cabra, perder la cabeza

estar como una cabra, perder la cabeza

Ex: After three sleepless nights, he was starting to go around the bend. 
to [go] nuts
to go nuts
[Frase]

to act in a very wild or extreme manner, often showing intense anger, excitement, or joy

volverse loco, perder el control

volverse loco, perder el control

Ex: The crowd went nuts when the singer walked onto the stage. 
like a red (flag|rag) to a bull

used to refer to something that will surely make someone angry

como echar leña al fuego, algo que lo saca de quicio

como echar leña al fuego, algo que lo saca de quicio

Ex: Mentioning his old boss is like a red rag to a bull. 
on edge
on edge
[Frase]

used to refer to a state in which someone is extremely nervous and unable to relax

con los nervios de punta, inquieto y tenso

con los nervios de punta, inquieto y tenso

Ex: Everyone in the office has been on edge since the layoffs were announced. 
(as|) mad as a hornet

used to describe someone who suddenly becomes very angry and is unable to stay calm

hecho una furia, fuera de sí

hecho una furia, fuera de sí

Ex: He was mad as a hornet when he found out they had changed the plan without telling him. 
more heat than light

a situation or discussion that is filled with intense emotions, arguments, or conflict and lacks clear or useful information

mucho ruido y pocas nueces, discusión acalorada sin aportar nada

mucho ruido y pocas nueces, discusión acalorada sin aportar nada

Ex: The meeting generated more heat than light, with everyone arguing but no decisions made. 
quick temper
quick temper
[Sustantivo]

a tendency to quickly lose one's temper

de genio vivo, de mecha corta

de genio vivo, de mecha corta

Ex: He has a quick temper, so be careful how you bring up the problem. 
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