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blow a fuse

/bləʊ ə fjuːz/

Traducción: Expresión informal que significa enfadarse mucho o perder los estribos de repente, a menudo por algo trivial.

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/bləʊ ə fjuːz/B2informal
  • esExpresión informal que significa enfadarse mucho o perder los estribos de repente, a menudo por algo trivial.

An informal expression meaning to become extremely angry or lose one's temper suddenly, often over a minor issue.

  1. Become very angryB2informal

    To lose one's temper suddenly and explosively.

    esperder los estribos

    • He blew a fuse when he saw the damage to his car.
    • She blew a fuse after hearing the bad news.
    • Don't blow a fuse over such a small mistake.
  2. Electrical failureB1formal

    To cause an electrical fuse to melt or break, cutting off the power supply.

    esFundir un fusible

    • The overloaded circuit blew a fuse, and the lights went out.
    • If you plug too many devices in, you might blow a fuse.
    • The repairman replaced the fuse that had blown.
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