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Pronunciation / Transliteration: atsui atama
"彼は熱い頭で、すぐに怒る。"
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A person who is easily angered or prone to outbursts of temper.
"Despite being a talented player, his reputation as a hothead often led to conflicts on the field." - 2
A person who acts impulsively or without thinking, especially in anger.
"Her hothead nature got her into trouble during negotiations."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'hothead' originates from the combination of 'hot', meaning heated or passionate, and 'head', referring to a person. It emerged in the English language in the late 16th century, evolving to describe someone who is easily angered or quick-tempered.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Hothead" is said worldwide
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tête chaude
Transliteration: tête chaude
"Il est connu comme une tête chaude sur le terrain."
Hitze Kopf
Transliteration: Hitze Kopf
"Er ist ein Hitze Kopf, der schnell wütend wird."
testa calda
Transliteration: testa calda
"È una testa calda e si arrabbia facilmente."
cabeza caliente
Transliteration: cabeza caliente
"Es conocido por ser una cabeza caliente en el trabajo."
cabeça quente
Transliteration: cabeça quente
"Ele é uma cabeça quente e se irrita facilmente."
गर्म सिर
Transliteration: garm sir
"वह एक गर्म सिर है और जल्दी गुस्सा हो जाता है।"
火头
Transliteration: huǒ tóu
"他在工作中是个火头，容易生气。"
열혈
Transliteration: yeolhyeol
"그는 열혈로 쉽게 화를 낸다."
熱い頭
Transliteration: atsui atama
"彼は熱い頭で、すぐに怒る。"
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