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lose it

/luːz ɪt/

Traduction: Expression informelle signifiant perdre le contrôle de ses émotions, généralement en devenant très en colère, bouleversé ou hystérique ; peut aussi signifier perdre la capacité d'accomplir une tâche ou devenir fou.

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/luːz ɪt/B2slang
  • frExpression informelle signifiant perdre le contrôle de ses émotions, généralement en devenant très en colère, bouleversé ou hystérique ; peut aussi signifier perdre la capacité d'accomplir une tâche ou devenir fou.

An informal expression meaning to lose control of one's emotions, typically becoming very angry, upset, or hysterical; can also mean to lose one's ability to perform a task or to go crazy.

  1. Become very angryB2informal

    To suddenly become extremely angry or lose one's temper.

    frperdre son sang-froid

    • He completely lost it when he saw the scratch on his car.
    • She lost it after waiting in line for an hour.
    • Don't lose it over such a small mistake.
  2. Lose control or composureB2informal

    To lose control of one's emotions or mental state.

    frperdre son calme

    • After the stressful week, she just lost it and started crying.
    • He lost it during the exam and couldn't focus.
    • The comedian made the audience lose it with laughter.
  3. Become crazy or irrationalB2informal

    To start behaving in a crazy or irrational way.

    frperdre la raison

    • I think he's losing it; he talks to himself all the time.
    • She lost it and started dancing in the middle of the street.
    • The pressure made him lose it completely.
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