What does 'bad-tempered about' mean?

• Happy and content

• Calm and relaxed

• Easily irritated or annoyed

• Excited and enthusiastic

What does 'concerned about' mean?

• To be worried or interested in something

• To be excited about something

• To be indifferent about something

• To be angry about something

What does 'down about' mean?

• To feel indifferent about something

• To feel sad or unhappy about something

• To feel angry and frustrated about something

• To feel excited and happy about something

What does 'fed up with' mean?

• To be tired, annoyed, or frustrated with something or someone.

• To be physically fed with food

• To be indifferent and unconcerned about something

• To be excited and happy about something

What does 'furious with' mean?

• To be extremely happy with

• To be extremely angry or full of rage towards someone or something.

• To be extremely calm towards

• To be extremely sad about

What does 'over the moon about' mean?

• To be extremely sad about something

• To be extremely happy or excited about something

• To be indifferent about something

• To be scared about something

What does 'pessimistic about' mean?

• To have a positive or hopeful outlook or expectation regarding something.

• To have a realistic or practical outlook or expectation regarding something.

• To have a negative or gloomy outlook or expectation regarding something.

• To have a neutral or indifferent outlook or expectation regarding something.

What does 'petrified of' mean?

• To be indifferent to something

• To be fascinated by something

• To be extremely afraid or terrified of something

• To be amused by something

Use 'bad-tempered about' in a sentence.

• She was bad-tempered about the delay in the meeting schedule.

• The team was bad-tempered about the victory in the championship.

• The children were bad-tempered about going to the amusement park.

• He was bad-tempered about winning the lottery.

Use 'concerned about' in a sentence.

• She is concerned about her friend's health.

• I am concerned about eating ice cream.

• They are concerned about going on vacation.

• He is concerned about winning the lottery.