Examples of using Temper in English and their translations into Chinese
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He has a quiet and sociable temper.
He regretted not controlling his temper better.
A lot of people don't think my brother has a temper.
After wins, he couldn't temper his excitement.
I lost my temper," began Raskolnikov, who had so far regained his courage that he felt irresistibly inclined to display his coolness.
I feel restless, irritable, my temper is bad and I can't relax even when I take time off.
It's true that credit is harder to come by today and that could temper the threat.
He considered his temper, which perhaps was timorous, and the temptation he was in from his place and office;
This did not improve the temper of the Duke of Clarence, who saw himself farther off from being King than ever;
The children of these virtuous people exchange familiarities in the Arcade, and temper the asperity of the two tall beadles.
But, knowing his father's in. exorable temper, he fled to the Pontic Chersonesus, burning the ships to prevent his father from pursuing him.
Most fans a rotten cook, unable to withstand the temper, so the"loyalty" of the word seems farther and farther away from us.
Democratization and economic reforms- especially openness to international capital markets- will temper Lopez Obrador's populist sentiments.
I can tell you the heat treating temper of the skin material, where it changes, why we chose that material, the welding technique….
His temper explodes without warning as if he thinks Julianne must have been careless, irresponsible, and that these two things led to her disappearance.
Examination after more than 10 years of temper, has now formed a very clear, very reasonable.
He was influential, and his removal will at least temper some administration policies.
I know the cousin's temper, she is the kind that has passed.
Even Musk's shareholders and supporters are beginning to question how his temper could affect the company he built, and their bottom line.
(1) Select low-carbon(alloy) steel, and after quenching, temper at a low temperature of 250° C or lower to obtain low-carbon martensite.