Unit 8 vocabulary part 2 C1

The villagers were (a)   up by the sudden earthquake that rattled their houses and forced them to flee outside into the cold night.

I always seem to (a)   my mouth off when I'm around my family members, much to my chagrin.

After enduring months of stress at work, my friend finally lost it and really let (a)   at her boss in a profanity-laced tirade.

During our therapy session, he encouraged me to get a few things out of my (a)   and open up about my deepest fears and insecurities.

When my parents told me they were canceling our trip to Europe, I had a long (a)   for days and couldn't seem to shake my disappointment.

Despite the unbearable pain in his leg, my grandfather (a)   and bore it bravely as he hobbled towards the finish line of the marathon.

My friends and I were in (a)   of laughter after watching the latest stand-up comedy special on Netflix.

feeling disturbed or upset, often due to a shocking event or experience

• shaken up

• be in fits

• have a long face

endure a difficult situation with patience and fortitude, even if it is unpleasant

• shoot my mouth off

•  grin and bear it 

• be in fits

become extremely angry and express your emotions in an uncontrolled manner

• grin and bear it

•  lose it and really let rip 

• be in fits