flip out

• Verbo compuesto que significa perder repentinamente el control emocional, ya sea por enojo, excitación o nerviosismo; volverse loco o reaccionar de forma desmesurada.

A phrasal verb meaning to suddenly become very angry, excited, or lose control of one's emotions.

incontable · intransitivo · phrasal, sin objeto

1. Become very angry or upsetinformalamerican

   To suddenly become extremely angry, agitated, or lose control of one's emotions.

   Perder los estribos

   • He flipped out when he saw the damage to his car.
   • She flipped out after hearing the bad news.
   • Don't flip out over such a small mistake.

   Sinónimosblow upexplodefly off the handlefreak outgo ballistichit the rooflose it

2. Become very excitedinformalamerican

   To react with extreme enthusiasm or excitement.

   volverse loco de emoción

   • The fans flipped out when their favorite band came on stage.
   • She flipped out with joy when she got the job offer.
   • The kids flipped out over the surprise party.

   Sinónimosfreak outlose it

   Antónimoscalmcomposesettle

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