读音 英 [ɪn bæd ˈtempə(r)]；美 [ɪn bæd ˈtempər] 意思 脾气不好，处于坏脾气的状态，表示人的情绪烦躁、易怒。

网络释义 在描述人物情绪状态的语境中较为常见，可用于日常生活、文学作品等场景，用来刻画人物当下不佳的情绪状况。

常用搭配短语 be in a bad temper（处于坏脾气中）：例如：He seems to be in a bad temper today.（他今天似乎脾气不好。）

get in a bad temper（变得脾气不好）：例如：Don't get in a bad temper over such small things.（别为这么小的事发脾气。）

put sb. in a bad temper（使某人生气，让某人脾气变差）：例如：His words put her in a bad temper.（他的话让她发脾气了。）

造句 My father is in a bad temper because of the traffic jam on his way home.（因为回家路上堵车，我爸爸脾气不好。）

She was in a bad temper all day after having an argument with her friend.（和朋友吵架后，她一整天都脾气不好。）

Don't talk to him when he's in a bad temper.（他脾气不好的时候别跟他说话。）

Tom got in a bad temper when he couldn't find his keys.（汤姆找不到钥匙时脾气变得很坏。）

The noise from the construction site put everyone in a bad temper.（建筑工地的噪音让每个人都脾气不好。）

Being in a bad temper, she snapped at me for no reason.（她因为脾气不好，无缘无故对我发火。）

He's likely to be in a bad temper if he doesn't get enough sleep.（如果睡眠不足，他很可能会脾气不好。）

My mother was in a bad temper this morning because the washing machine broke.（因为洗衣机坏了，我妈妈今天早上脾气不好。）

Getting stuck in the elevator put her in a really bad temper.（被困在电梯里让她脾气变得非常糟糕。）

When he's in a bad temper, it's better to leave him alone.（当他脾气不好时，最好别去打扰他。

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