英语词组flipping your lid是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

flip (one's) lid

1. To react to something with strong emotion. The reaction can be to something positive or negative. I had to talk to Mr. Myers about the botched report today, and boy, did he flip his lid. I knew Aunt June would be excited to hear I'm getting married, but she totally flipped her lid!

2. To go insane. Used humorously. Everyone thought I'd flipped my lid when I quit my lucrative marketing job and moved to India.

flip one's lid

Also, flip one's wig; flip out. React very strongly or wildly, as with anger, surprise, or excitement; also, go crazy. For example, I'm going to flip my lid if he doesn't show up, or She really flipped out when she realized that she had won first prize, or I think Rob has flipped his wig. These slangy expressions, with their allusion to losing the top of one's head, date from the 1930s and 1940s.

flip your lid

INFORMAL

If someone flips their lid, they become extremely angry or upset or go mad. Rosa flipped her lid and the confrontation with Sandra turned into a furious fight. She said, `Mom, I think you've flipped your lid.'

flip your lid

suddenly go mad or lose your self-control. informal

A chiefly US variant of this phrase is flip your wig .

flip your ˈlid

(American English also flip your ˈwig) (informal)
1 become very angry: When he saw the damage to his car, he flipped his lid.
2 go mad; become mentally ill: After the divorce, she just flipped her lid. She was in hospital for months.

flip one’s lid

verb

See flip one’s wig

flip (one's) lid

Slang

1. To react strongly, as with anger or enthusiasm.

2. To go crazy.

词组	flipping your lid
释义	(redirected from flipping your lid) flip (one's) lid 1. To react to something with strong emotion. The reaction can be to something positive or negative. I had to talk to Mr. Myers about the botched report today, and boy, did he flip his lid. I knew Aunt June would be excited to hear I'm getting married, but she totally flipped her lid! 2. To go insane. Used humorously. Everyone thought I'd flipped my lid when I quit my lucrative marketing job and moved to India. flip one's lid Also, flip one's wig; flip out. React very strongly or wildly, as with anger, surprise, or excitement; also, go crazy. For example, I'm going to flip my lid if he doesn't show up, or She really flipped out when she realized that she had won first prize, or I think Rob has flipped his wig. These slangy expressions, with their allusion to losing the top of one's head, date from the 1930s and 1940s. flip your lid INFORMAL If someone flips their lid, they become extremely angry or upset or go mad. Rosa flipped her lid and the confrontation with Sandra turned into a furious fight. She said, `Mom, I think you've flipped your lid.' flip your lid suddenly go mad or lose your self-control. informal A chiefly US variant of this phrase is flip your wig . flip your ˈlid (American English also flip your ˈwig) (informal) 1 become very angry: When he saw the damage to his car, he flipped his lid. 2 go mad; become mentally ill: After the divorce, she just flipped her lid. She was in hospital for months. flip one’s lid verb See flip one’s wig flip (one's) lid Slang 1. To react strongly, as with anger or enthusiasm. 2. To go crazy.
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