Wobbly/かんしゃくを起こす
| Pronunciation | /tʃʌk ə ˈwɒb.li/ (チャック・ア・ウォブリー) |
|---|---|
| Part of Speech | Phrase |
| English Definition |
To throw a tantrum or fit of anger/hysteria. |
| Japanese Translation |
かんしゃくを起こす、ヒステリックに騒ぐ |
| Japanese Explanation |
かんしゃくを起こす、感情的に騒ぎ立てることを意味する表現。 |
Origin
From 'wobbly' (unsteady/shaky), figuratively describing an emotionally 'unsteady' outburst.
Related Words
Wobbly
Australian English
To throw a temper tantrum. It can also be used to refer to a staggering drunk.
日本語
1. かんしゃくを起こす。
2. ふらふらで歩き回る酔っぱらっている人。
Plain English
1. A temper tantrum or hissy fit.
2. A drunk.
| 豪 | 日 | 米 |
| Davo binged his car and threw a huge wobbly. | デーブは車をぶつけて切れた。 | Dave crashed his car and threw a hissy fit. |
| Jess got on the turps and looks a bit wobbly. | ジェスは、飲み過ぎて、ふらふらで歩き回っている。 | Jess drank too much and now she looks a bit shaky on her feet. |
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