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1. Don't bite my head off 
别对我发火
You don't have to bite my head off when i was late .
2. lash out at 
用言语或行动猛烈攻击或抨击某人或某事
People tend to lash out at family members because they believe those close to them will not abandon them, no matter what .
3. rake over the coals 
指对某人进行严厉的批评或指责
The boss raked over the coals for the employee's mistake .

Don’t bite my head off 别对我发火！

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