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Allg. get into a rage (Whatever happens on the road, it's not worth getting into a rage. -- не стоит из-за этого выходить из себя ART Vancouver); jump down one's throat (The father jumped down on the children's throats when he knew they had broken the window. (Отец вышел из себя, когда узнал, что дети разбили окно.)); lose one's cool (not to keep one's cool); go ballistic (Anglophile); blow up; get hetup about; get mad; get one's shirt out; lose one's equilibrium; get hot under the collar; go off the deep end; be beside oneself with rage; blow cool; blow top; get blood up; get dander up; get rattled; lose balance; lose cool (not to keep one's cool); lose equilibrium; lose hair; lose rag; lose shirt; lose one's temper; lose wig; wax wroth; get back up; lose wool; go loopy (Anglophile); lose self-control (Anglophile); flip one's lid (Anglophile); get very angry ("взорваться" Franka_LV); go spare (inplus); have shirt out; flip lid; fly into a temper (Taras); be beside oneself; fly out; be hurried out of one's self; be out of one's wits; blow one's top (to become very angry • She blew her top when he arrived home late); jump off the deep end (Taras); bananashit (To be driven crazy in an out-of-control manner. КГА); go ape shit (Artjaazz)
Gruzovik be beside oneself
Игорь Миг throw temper tantrums; have a temper tantrum; throw a temper tantrum; lash out; get peeved; be beyond furious
Amerik. lose goat; blow a fuse; hulk out (// originating with Marvel Comics (The Incredible Hulk) • It all happened so fast... the Broncos ran in their fifth touchdown and he just hulked out. Even though the accident was his fault, he hulked out and started shouting at me goodmotto)
australisch., Slang. climb the wall; do one's lolly; do one's scone; drop one's bundle; go through the roof
Bild. Ausdr. froth at the mouth (Andrey Truhachev); foam at the mouth (Andrey Truhachev)
grob. get rag out
idiom. flow off the handle (LoneBlond); go berserk (igisheva); go through the roof (z484z); blow one's top (When she told him, he blew his top and began shouting. Bob_cat); be in hot blood (Bobrovska); have one's blood up (Bobrovska)
Jar. go berko (igisheva); get spastic (igisheva); go spastic (igisheva)
Makarow. fly at the handle; get one's back up; go off the handle; fly into a rage; flare up; be mad; be out of temper; cut up rough; fly off the handle; get het up about something; get into a state; get into a temper; get one's monkey up; get oneself into a state; get one's shirt; get one's shirt out; go into a temper; lead off; lose one's head; run out of patience; run up the wall; work oneself into a state
Makarow., umg. be off the handle; boil over; let fly
Psychol. lose his temper (Alex_Odeychuk)
Slang. burn; flip one's lid; fly of the handle; go up in the air; storm; throw a fit; go haywire; lose one's cool; blow a gasket (Lu4ik); blow one's cork (Interex); blow one's lid (Interex); pop one's cork (Interex); get narked (Anglophile); lose one's control; blow one's stack (Mirinare); blow one's stop (Mirinare); flip out (Taras); fly off the wall (Mira_G); blow one's gasket (VLZ_58); come unstrung (Interex); blow one's cool; flip shit (vogeler); zoom out (VLZ_58); lose one's religion (VLZ_58)
Sprw. be beside (oneself)
umg. get one's rag out; blow one's cool; wild out (Just found out JK Rowling is making movies of the "Fantastic beasts and where to find them book" and went wild out urbandictionary.com GInnoImoto); go ballistic (What was his response? He went ballistic. Val_Ships); freak out (VLZ_58); blast off (VLZ_58); be set up (Andrey Truhachev); get too angry (SirReal); throw a wobbler (BroKE); get the breeze up (Bobrovska); have the breeze up (Bobrovska)
vulg. get one's shit hot; get the butt; raise hell; lose one's shit
übertr. lose one's balance; fly off the handle (he flew off the handle – он как с цепи сорвался); come unglued (igisheva)
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: 32 Phrasen in 8 Thematiken
Allgemeine Lexik16
Amerikanisch1
Australischer Ausdruck1
Idiomatisch3
Makarow8
Psychologie1
Slang1
Zitate und Aphorismen1