1.Now that I look back at it, it wasn't that big a deal. I shouldn't have lost my temper.

现在我回想起来，倒也没有什么大不了，我不应该发脾。

2.But Philip was averse to losing his temper.

但是菲利普不愿意发脾。机翻

3." You shouldn't have lost your temper" .

“你不应该发脾” 。机翻

4.It was too fine a day for bad temper.

太好了，不适合发脾。机翻

5.It's not that he doesn't lose his temper often, it's just .

他并不是不经常发脾， 只是。机翻

6.Just take them as your good friends and have a talk with them as we do. Make sure you won't lose your temper!

把他们当成你好友，和他们话就像咱俩这样。还要保证不发脾。

7.And for what it's worth, I don't think she's throwing temper tantrums.

不管它值多少钱, 我不认为她在发脾。机翻

8." When you can do that and not lose your temper, then you will be ready to take over the shop, " said Bernie.

“如果你能做到这一点，且不发脾，那你就做好了接管这家商店准备。”火。

9." If you can do that without losing your temper, " he challenged her, " it will show me you are able to take over."

“如果你明能做好红点促销且不发脾，”他向她发起了挑战，“就表明你已经做好接管这家店准备了。”

10.Never did she find anything so difficult as to keep herself from losing her temper when she was suddenly disturbed while absorbed in a book.

当她全神贯注于一本书时突然被打扰时，她从来没有发现任何事情如此难以控制自己不发脾。机翻

11.And " to fly off the handle" means to react in a really angry way, so ideally, you shouldn't fly off the handle at all.

“to fly off the handle”是指以非常愤怒方式做出反应，所以理想情况下，你根本不应该大发脾。

12.When they're not having tantrums, toddlers really are wonderful little creatures, which reminds me of your question, Neil. Right, I asked you which statement about toddlers was true.

幼儿不发脾时真是奇妙小动物，这让我想起了你问题，尼尔。对，我问你关于幼儿哪句话是正确。

13.Someone who likes the same things that you do, who you can argue with and not lose your temper, even if you don't always agree about things.

罗伯特：喜欢和你做事情一样人， 你可以和他争论而不发脾， 即使你并不总是同意事情。机翻

14." Mr. Drummle, " said I, " you are not competent to give advice on that subject. When I lose my temper (not that I admit having done so on that occasion), I don't throw glasses" .

“Drummle 先生， ” 我，“你没有资格就这个问题提出建议。当我发脾时（我不承认那次发脾）， 我不会摔眼镜” 。机翻