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1. (n.) tantrum
a violent demonstration of rage or frustration; a sudden burst of ill temper.
Etymology: (1740–50; orig. uncert.)
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1. (noun) fit, tantrum, scene, conniption
a display of bad temper
"he had a fit"; "she threw a tantrum"; "he made a scene"
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1. (noun) tantrum
a whim, or burst of ill-humor; an affected air
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Sense: a fit of extreme rage, with eg shouting and stamping
That child is always throwing tantrums.
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 Afrikaans: vloermoer |
 Arabic: ثَوْرَة غَضَب |
 Bulgarian: гневно избухване |
 Brazilian: birra |
 Czech: záchvat vzteku |
 German: der Wutanfall |
 Danish: raserianfald |
 Greek: έκρηξη νεύρων |
 Spanish: rabieta, berrinche |
 Estonian: raevuhoog |
 Farsi: کج خلقی |
 Finnish: raivokohtaus |
 French: crise de rage |
 Hebrew: הִתפַּרצוּת זַעַם |
 Hindi: झांस, बदमिजाजी |
 Croatian: napad bijesa, srdžbe |
 Hungarian: dühroham |
 Indonesian: kemarahan |
 Icelandic: bræðikast |
 Italian: accesso di ira |
 Japanese: かんしゃく |
 Korean: 역정, 울화 |
 Lithuanian: aikštis, įniršio priepuol |
 Latvian: dusmu lēkme |
 Malay: buat perangai |
 Dutch: woedeuitbarsting |
 Norwegian: raserianfall |
 Polish: furia, szał |
 Portuguese: birra |
 Romanian: criză (de nervi) |
 Russian: приступ раздражения;капри |
 Slovak: záchvat zlosti |
 Slovenian: izbruh besa |
 Serbian: bes |
 Swedish: raserianfall |
 Thai: การมีอารมณ์เกรี้ยวกราด |
 Turkish: huysuzluk nöbeti, kudurga |
 Taiwanese: 發脾氣 |
 Ukrainian: спалах роздратування |
 Urdu: غصہ، جذبہ |
 Vietnamese: cơn thịnh nộ |
 Chinese: 发脾气 |
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