tear (one's) hair out

To be extremely anxious, worried, frustrated, or stressed out about something. We've been tearing our hair out trying to figure out what's causing the server outages. The kids have been out of control all morning long—they've got me tearing my hair out!

tear one's hair (out)

Fig. to be anxious, frustrated, or angry. I was so nervous, I was about to tear my hair. I had better get home. My parents will be tearing their hair out.

tear your hair out

act with or show extreme desperation. informal

1991 Jill Churchill A Farewell to Yarns Someplace people were having nervous breakdowns and tearing their hair out in a desperate effort to please Phyllis.

tear your ˈhair (out)

(informal) be very worried or angry: Why are you so late home? Your mother and I have been tearing our hair out wondering where you were!

tear (one's) hair

To be greatly upset or distressed.

词组	tear (one's) hair out
释义	tear (one's) hair out tear (one's) hair out To be extremely anxious, worried, frustrated, or stressed out about something. We've been tearing our hair out trying to figure out what's causing the server outages. The kids have been out of control all morning long—they've got me tearing my hair out! See also: hair, out, tear Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. tear one's hair (out) Fig. to be anxious, frustrated, or angry. I was so nervous, I was about to tear my hair. I had better get home. My parents will be tearing their hair out. See also: hair, tear McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. tear your hair out act with or show extreme desperation. informal 1991 Jill Churchill A Farewell to Yarns Someplace people were having nervous breakdowns and tearing their hair out in a desperate effort to please Phyllis. See also: hair, out, tear Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary tear your ˈhair (out) (informal) be very worried or angry: Why are you so late home? Your mother and I have been tearing our hair out wondering where you were! See also: hair, tear Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary tear (one's) hair To be greatly upset or distressed. See also: hair, tear American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition. See also: be tearing (one's) hair out be tearing your hair out tear out (one's) hair tear your hair out tear your hair tear (one's) hair tear hair tear one's hair tear one's hair, to tearing
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