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Old 13-Oct-2004, 14:58
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He is quick to get angry.
=He has aˍˍ temper.

Which words will do?
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Old 13-Oct-2004, 15:38
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He is quick to get angry.
=He has aˍˍ temper.

Which words will do?
Hello sharguar,

I would use "bad".
He has a bad temper. :wink:

Kind regards,
Dany :D
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Old 13-Oct-2004, 16:48
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He is quick to get angry.
=He has aˍˍ temper.

Which words will do?
In addition,

He has a quick temper. :wink:
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Old 14-Oct-2004, 04:30
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Thank you both!

Also, "have a hot temper"
or "have a short temper" means the same?

And why 'short' so much used?
What's the link between 'short' and emotions?
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Old 15-Oct-2004, 06:05
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Thank you both!

Also, "have a hot temper"
or "have a short temper" means the same?

And why 'short' so much used?
What's the link between 'short' and emotions?
yes, you are right.. if someone has a short temper it's the same as saying he is quick to act on his emotions, he loses it quickly.
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