I. temper [ˈtempəɐ, америк. -pɚ] СУЩ.
1. temper (temperament):
2. temper (characteristic mood):
II. temper [ˈtempəɐ, америк. -pɚ] ГЛ. перех.
1. temper офиц. (moderate):
2. temper (make malleable):
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His temper was equable and cheerful.
en.wikipedia.org He made a few attempts at management, but was mostly unsuccessful, owing to his ungovernable temper.
en.wikipedia.org They have focused upon his character faults, his inability to inspire trust and loyalty among his people, his obstinacy, his arrogance, his unaccommodating temper, and his lack of staying power.
en.wikipedia.org Canasta loses his temper at his would-be victim's obtuseness.
en.wikipedia.org Kicking, screaming, and throwing temper tantrums are perfectly typical symptoms for separation anxiety.
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