I. temper [ˈtempəʳ, америк. -ɚ] СУЩ.
1. temper мн. отсут. (angry feeling):
2. temper (inclination to anger):
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- porywczość ж.
4. temper мн. отсут. (nature):
even-tempered ПРИЛ.
- even-tempered
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ill-tempered ПРИЛ. офиц.
2. ill-tempered meeting, discussion:
- ill-tempered
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short-tempered ПРИЛ.
- short-tempered
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The phone features tempered glass covered by shatterproof film on front and back.
en.wikipedia.org Death and dementia shadow the album, tempered by tenderness and wicked gallows humor.
en.wikipedia.org The man protested that he had no reason to provide identification, and became ill-tempered when the deputy continued to press him for his identification.
en.wikipedia.org Then on to the present day school full of violence and thugs, a school so desperate for students, they even enroll a gorilla and a bad-tempered robot.
en.wikipedia.org The influence of the emerging nation-state was tempered by the ideal of an international Christendom.
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