keep temper



keep one's temper

 and hold one's temper
to hold back an expression of anger. (The opposite of lose one's temper.) She should have learned to keep her temper when she was a child. Sally got thrown off the team because she couldn't hold her temper.
See also: keep, temper

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
MarÍAmah-REE-ah (Spanish)Spanish, Galician, Icelandic
Nabil-Arabic
DotDAHTEnglish
Lavi-Hebrew
StanisŁAwstah-NEE-swahfPolish
Aldric-French, Ancient Germanic