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paddy
noun[ Cusually singular ]
UKold-fashionedinformaluk /ˈpæd.i/ us /ˈpæd.i/
a very angry state: 大怒，狂怒
There's no need to get in/into a paddy.没必要大发脾气。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Anger and displeasure
acrimony
anger
animus
annoyance
bad feeling
flap
fuss
get the humpidiom
gorge
grit
grit your teethidiom
grudge
hard feelingsidiom
irritation
red mist
reprehension
resentfulness
resentment
road rage
slow burn
Paddy
noun[ C ]
offensiveuk /ˈpæd.i/ us /ˈpæd.i/
an offensive word for an Irish person（冒犯性用语，用于称呼爱尔兰人）帕迪
Examples of paddy
paddy
The animals belonged to smallholder and landless farmers who used them for draught purposes for preparation of rice paddies or sugar-cane harvesting.
A vast number of lowland rice paddies were created in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.
The eldest man of a household oversees the planting, harvesting and marketing of rice from his household's paddies.
These dischargers shut automatically with the rising of the tide, keeping salt water out of paddies.
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