It means a thorough and dramatic change in something
The correct answer is this one: B
<span>A clause has a subject and a verb; a phrase does not
A clause must have a subject and a verb, it must express a complete proposition. A phrase is the head of any sort and its complements and modifiers </span>
The saying
"men are like steel, when they lose their temper they lose their worth?" means that a man in a rage has lost a valuable property (the ability to keep a cool head) just like steel looking it's valuable property (it's tempering) when it gets re-heated.
The expression tell men that they should not lose their "temper".
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