hothead

/'hɔthed/ Cách viết khác : (hotbrain) /'hɔtbrein/

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Word: Hothead

Part of Speech: Noun

Definition: A "hothead" is a person who gets angry very easily and often acts without thinking. They tend to be impulsive and can be aggressive or rude when upset.

Usage Instructions:

• Use "hothead" to describe someone who frequently reacts with anger or frustration.
• It is usually used in a negative context, implying that the person should manage their anger better.

Examples:

1. "Don't be such a hothead; take a moment to think before you react!"
2. "My brother is a real hothead—he always starts arguments over small things."

Advanced Usage:

In more formal contexts, you might describe a hothead as someone who is "impetuous" or "belligerent."

Word Variants:

• Hotheaded (adjective): This describes someone who has the qualities of a hothead.
  • Example: "His hotheaded nature often leads to conflicts."

Different Meanings:

The word "hothead" specifically refers to someone with a quick temper. It does not have other meanings in English.

Synonyms:

• Impulsive person
• Short-tempered person
• Easily angered
• Belligerent person

Idioms:

While there aren't specific idioms that include "hothead," you might hear phrases like: - "Fly off the handle" (to suddenly become very angry). - "Lose one's cool" (to become angry or upset).

Phrasal Verbs:

There are no specific phrasal verbs associated with "hothead," but related phrases may include: - "Blow up" (to suddenly become very angry). - Example: "He blew up when he heard the news."

Summary:

A "hothead" is someone who is quick to anger and often reacts without thinking. Being aware of this word can help you describe someone’s behavior in a conversation or writing.

Academic

Noun

1. a reckless impetuous irresponsible person
2. a belligerent grouch

Synonyms

• daredevil
• madcap
• swashbuckler
• lunatic
• harum-scarum
• fire-eater