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Pakiramdam - Anger

Sumisid sa mga idyoma sa Ingles tungkol sa galit, tulad ng "keep your hair on" at "get a rise out of".

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hissy fit
[Pangngalan]

an outburst of anger or frustration, often characterized by uncontrollable emotional and irrational behavior

tampo, pagwawala

tampo, pagwawala

Ex: The toddler threw a hissy fit in the grocery store aisle , screaming and throwing items from the shelves , much to the embarrassment of the parents .Ang bata ay nagkaroon ng **tantrum** sa aisle ng grocery store, sumisigaw at naghahagis ng mga bagay mula sa mga shelf, na ikinahiya ng mga magulang.
one's blood is up
[Pangungusap]

used to refer to someone who is extremely furious and is ready to start a fight or argument

Ex: The team's captain gave an inspiring pep talk, and with their blood up, they went out onto the field with unwavering determination to secure victory.
on the rag
[Parirala]

said of a woman who is behaving very angrily and cannot be reasoned with, due to being in her menstruation period

in high dudgeon
[Parirala]

used to emphasize or demonstrate that one is extremely unhappy, angry, or irritated

Ex: The artist , upon discovering her artwork had been stolen , expressed her in high dudgeon, vowing to take legal action against the thief .
in a huff
[Parirala]

in a highly agitated or furious state, characterized by the inability to think rationally or make logical decisions

Ex: When the conversation turned to politics, he rolled his eyes and left the room in a huff, unwilling to engage in the discussion.
hopping mad
[Parirala]

feeling extremely angry

Ex: The politician 's controversial statement left hopping mad, with protesters gathering outside his office to express their anger and disappointment .

irritated or enraged to the point of frustration

Ex: When the plans for the outing changed slightly, he got bent out of shape and refused to participate, sulking for the rest of the day.

to be extremely angry or upset about something

Ex: The were up in arms after the sudden changes in the company policy .

to make someone extremely annoyed or enraged

Ex: The screeching of the subway train's brakes set passengers' teeth on edge, causing discomfort and annoyance.

to cause someone to become extremely angry

Ex: The blatant disregard for environmental conservation and the destruction of natural habitats made environmental activists' blood boil, driving them to fight for ecological preservation.
to go ape
[Parirala]

to become extremely angry

Ex: The constant delays and cancellations at the airport made the frustrated go ape, venting their anger at the airline staff .
chill pill
[Pangngalan]

an imaginary pill that is recommended to an angry or anxious person to take as a way of asking them to relax or calm down

pildoras ng chill, tableta para mag-relax

pildoras ng chill, tableta para mag-relax

Ex: The situation calls for everyone to grab a chill pill and approach it with a level head.Ang sitwasyon ay nangangailangan na lahat ay uminom ng **pampakalmang tabletas** at lapitan ito nang may malinaw na isip.

to make someone extremely angry

Ex: Her sibling 's habit of playing loud music late at night driving her up the wall and affecting her sleep .
keep your hair on
[Pangungusap]

used to tell or remind someone not to get too upset or excited about something

Ex: When tensions were rising during the meeting, the team leader interjected, "Let's all keep our hair on and find a constructive solution."

to mention or do something that causes someone to become upset or angry

Ex: Discussing her weight in public touched a sensitive nerve, making her feel self-conscious and uncomfortable.

to intentionally make someone extremely angry

Ex: The controversial statement made by the politician during the debate got a rise out of the audience, leading to heated discussions.
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