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Décision et Contrôle - Perdre le contrôle

Maîtrisez les idiomes anglais qui se rapportent à la perte de contrôle, comme "hors de contrôle" et "se lâcher".

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English idioms related to Decision & Control
out of hand
[Phrase]

impossible or very hard to control

incontrôlable

incontrôlable

Ex: The negotiations between the two countries out of hand when insults were exchanged and diplomatic talks broke down .

to say that one will do something even though they might not really intending to

avoir à moitié envie de faire, avoir bien envie de faire

avoir à moitié envie de faire, avoir bien envie de faire

Ex: He has a good mind to speak up at the meeting and challenge the proposed changes.

feeling strong emotions, like fear or anxiety, in a way that makes it difficult for one to stand

Ex: The powerful performance by the talented musician left the audience weak in the knees, moved by the music.

to engage in an activity or pursuit with great enthusiasm, energy, or extravagance, often to an excessive or intense degree

to refrain from or stop looking at a person or thing

Ex: The children couldkeep their eyes off the enticing array of toys in the store window .

to lose one's temper and behave irrationally

Ex: The customer's unreasonable demands had the customer service representative feeling tempted to throw their toys out of the cot, but they remained composed and handled the situation professionally.

to entrust someone with one's life

Ex: The child held tightly to the instructor's hand, putting his life in her hands as they crossed the busy street.

to respond or react to something in a forceful manner

Ex: The employee faced criticism during the meeting came out swinging, presenting a well-prepared argument to defend their ideas and contributions .

to be unable to control one's behavior due to a strong emotion such as anger, excitement, etc.

Ex: During the debate , got carried away with his argument and spoke for far longer than he had intended .

used to say that someone is behaving in a way that is wild, irrational, or unconventional

Ex: After getting fired, John was off the rails, lashing out at his former boss and coworkers.

to panic or respond with extreme fear or urgency in a situation, often without thinking logically or rationally

Ex: When the car suddenly swerved , the hit the panic button, gripping the steering wheel tightly and slamming on the brakes .
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