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单词 mood
释义
mood
noun[C]
uk
/muːd/us
/muːd/
B1
the way youfeelat aparticulartime:
心境，心情，情绪；精神状态
She'sin a good/badmood.她心情好／不好。
Her moodseemedtochangeduring thecourseof theconversation.谈话过程中她的心情好像发生了变化。
Thedrinkhadputhiminanamiablemood.喝了杯酒，他的心情变得很愉快。
Thepublicmoodchangeddramaticallyafter thebombing.爆炸发生后，公众的情绪发生了明显的变化。
The mood of thecrowdsuddenlyturned(= thecrowdsuddenlybecame)aggressive.人群的情绪突然开始激动起来。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
feeling or showing pleasure
  • happyI'm much happier in my new job.
  • cheerfulShe's always very cheerful.
  • in a good moodYou're in a good mood this morning!
  • pleasedHe was pleased that she had come back.
  • gladI was so glad to see her.
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More examples
  • His moodswingsbetweenelationanddespair.
  • Why are you in such afoulmood thismorning?
  • Theprimeministerwas indefiantmood in theHouseofCommonsyesterday.
  • His moods are verychangeable.
  • Oh, juststopit Alex, I'm really not in the mood foryourjokes.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Moods
  • -humoured
  • be in one ofyourmoodsidiom
  • black mood
  • eat
  • frame
  • have a strop onidiom
  • humour
  • someone'sstate/frame of mindidiom
  • spirit
  • strop
  • suck
  • sucking dieselidiom
  • temper
  • temperament
  • temperamentally
  • temperature
  • tone
  • up and downidiom
  • volatility
  • yourself
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Idioms

be in a mood
be in a mood forsomething/to dosomething
be in no mood forsomething/to dosomething
be in one ofyourmoods
be in the mood (forsomething/to dosomething)
(Definition ofmoodfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

mood| American Dictionary

mood
noun[C]
us
/mud/

moodnoun[C](FEELING)

the way youfeelat aparticulartime:
She’s in a good/badmood today.
"Do youwantto go to themovies?" "No, I’m not in the mood(= notinterestedin that)."
art
The mood of aworkofartis theemotionalfeaturesof it, or the way it makes youfeel.

moodnoun[C](GRAMMAR)

grammar
theformsofverbsused to show whether thepersonspeakingintendstoexpressafact, anorder, or ahope:
theindicative/imperative/subjunctivemood
(Definition ofmoodfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofmood

mood
Individuals with depressed moods show frontal lobe asymmetry, reflected mainly in low activation of the left hemisphere relative to controls.
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Dances could be serious or comical, represent passions or moods, depict characters or abstract geometrical patterns.
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Many of these particular memories were about the functions and abilities of music in creating warmth, partnership, community, getting attention and in-uencing moods.
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I suspect that such moods and motivations were particularly aroused and fed during ritual performances conducted in front of the stela and the cross.
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The result is restlessness, discontent, depressive moods, craving for substitute satisfactions.
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Expression of other moods (and modalities) may lack some of the characteristics associated with the prototypical, without ceasing to be finite.
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Of course, as with many uses of moods, that in implies a context: it is typically a response of some sort, often indeed an 'echo'.
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They may also be associated with moods (hortative, etc.) more marked than the question, in not involving a (questioned) assertion.
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Such an assumption over-simplifies, since to accept it would imply that diatonic, stable tonality inescapably expresses decisive, positive moods.
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Further research and testing might suggest adding more moods to the basic inventory.
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To do so, write the names of those moods (if any) in the text field below, one to a line.
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All of the necessary inflectional morphological phenomena in those languages were covered, include all needed moods.
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As with aspect, we'll move step by step through the moods.
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They are not only lively, they are romantic and dramatic and between them their moods can reflect the whole gambit of human behaviour.
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Look at it this way: in some moods, or in some contexts, one might think that human beings are precious.
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Collocationswithmood

mood

These are words often used in combination withmood.

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bad mood
He also apologized to the crew for hisbadmoodthroughout filming due to the tightness of the budget and timetable.
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changing mood
The definition of ceasefire applying in that statement cannot now be changed to suit thechangingmoodin any section of the community.
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Hansard archive
Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under theOpen Parliament Licence v3.0
depressed mood
For age, older adolescents reported higher levels ofdepressedmoodthan younger adolescents.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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