lose (one's) cool

To lose control of one's composure, temper, or nerve in a given situation. He really lost his cool when the waiter dropped his food. I really lost my cool during the interview.

See also: cool, lose

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

lose one's cool

and blow one's cool

to lose one's temper; to lose one's nerve. Wow, he really lost his cool! What a tantrum! Whatever you do, don't blow your cool.

See also: cool, lose

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

lose one's cool

see under keep one's cool.

See also: cool, lose

The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer.

lose your cool

COMMON If you lose your cool, you suddenly get angry and behave in a bad-tempered or uncontrolled way. At this point, I lost my cool and shouted `for goodness sake, stop!' `Why don't you sit down and have a drink?' — `I don't want a drink,' Anne replied, losing her cool.

See also: cool, lose

Collins COBUILD Idioms Dictionary, 3rd ed.

lose your cool

lose control of your temper or emotions. informal

See also: cool, lose

Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary

keep/lose your ˈcool

(informal) stay calm/get angry, excited, etc: He was very insulting. I really don’t know how I managed to keep my cool.

lose one’s cool

tv. to lose control; to lose one’s temper. (Compare this with keep one’s cool.) Now, don’t lose your cool. Relax.

See also: cool, lose

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

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cooled out

词组	lose (one's) cool
释义	lose (one's) cool lose (one's) cool To lose control of one's composure, temper, or nerve in a given situation. He really lost his cool when the waiter dropped his food. I really lost my cool during the interview. See also: cool, lose Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. lose one's cool and blow one's cool to lose one's temper; to lose one's nerve. Wow, he really lost his cool! What a tantrum! Whatever you do, don't blow your cool. See also: cool, lose McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. lose one's cool see under keep one's cool. See also: cool, lose The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer. lose your cool COMMON If you lose your cool, you suddenly get angry and behave in a bad-tempered or uncontrolled way. At this point, I lost my cool and shouted `for goodness sake, stop!' `Why don't you sit down and have a drink?' — `I don't want a drink,' Anne replied, losing her cool. See also: cool, lose Collins COBUILD Idioms Dictionary, 3rd ed. lose your cool lose control of your temper or emotions. informal See also: cool, lose Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary keep/lose your ˈcool (informal) stay calm/get angry, excited, etc: He was very insulting. I really don’t know how I managed to keep my cool. See also: cool, keep, lose Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary lose one’s cool tv. to lose control; to lose one’s temper. (Compare this with keep one’s cool.) Now, don’t lose your cool. Relax. See also: cool, lose McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: lose cool lose one’s cool lose one's cool lose your cool blow (one's) cool blow cool blow one’s cool blow one's cool blow your cool cooled out
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