haam3 daa2 haam3 saat3喊打喊殺喊打喊杀
Jyutpinghaam3 daa2 haam3 saat3
Yalehaam dá haam saat
Definition
To yell at someone aggressively or threateningly; to cry out for blood.
colloquialpeopleemotion
How it's used
This idiom describes someone who is prone to extreme, aggressive outbursts or verbal threats, often used to characterize people who are hot-tempered or prone to drama. It is frequently used to criticize someone for resorting to intimidation rather than rational communication. The repetition of the verbs emphasizes the persistent and frantic nature of the behavior.
Examples
They are always screaming and threatening, it is really annoying.
Related words
Common phrases
to resort to threats at the slightest provocation
Common mistake
Do not mistake this for a literal description of someone actually fighting or killing. It refers specifically to the verbal act of making threats or shouting aggressively, not the physical act of violence itself.
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