VOCABULARY - IDIOMS

Let Off Steam

Meaning:

To express anger and frustration in a way that does no damage

Examples:

  • Younger guests may let off steam in the playground.
  • They can't let off steam with a good old row like you or I.
  • Some people have to let off steam.
  • And it looks like it's working giving all the boys a chance to let off steam.
  • Good way to let off steam.
  • If you have to do things to let off steam or for adventure, come and tell us about it.
  • The evidence is fairly compelling that people need ways to let off steam. Music is a particular passion of mine.
  • Most of the time, they're just a way to let off steam when parents have a bad day, don't feel well, or are under a lot of stress.
  • After the argument with my parents, I called my best friend to let off steam.
  • And now I'm going to let off steam, just for the change.