hothead in Indonesian
hothead in Indonesian is pemarah — hothead means someone who loses their temper easily or is quick to pick a fight.
hothead in Indonesian
pemarah
(pejorative) One who angers easily or goes in search of arguments or fights.
What does "hothead" mean?
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noun Someone who loses their temper easily or is quick to pick a fight.
"The coach benched the hothead after his third shouting match with the referee."
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noun Someone who acts on impulse without stopping to think it through.
"A hothead like him will make a snap decision he later regrets."
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hothead in a sentence
- The coach benched the hothead after his third shouting match with the referee.
- Don't let that hothead provoke you into an argument.
- A hothead like him will make a snap decision he later regrets.
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What is "hothead" in Indonesian?
"hothead" in Indonesian is pemarah. hothead means: Someone who loses their temper easily or is quick to pick a fight.
How do you use "hothead" in a sentence?
Example: "The coach benched the hothead after his third shouting match with the referee." In Indonesian, "hothead" is pemarah.
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