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mood

/muːd/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das einen vorübergehenden Zustand des Gemüts, der Gefühle oder der emotionalen Stimmung bezeichnet; auch die Stimmung einer Gruppe oder einer Situation.

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noun

/muːd/A2formal
  • deSubstantiv, das einen vorübergehenden Zustand des Gemüts, der Gefühle oder der emotionalen Stimmung bezeichnet; auch die Stimmung einer Gruppe oder einer Situation.

A noun referring to a temporary state of mind, feeling, or emotional disposition.

  1. Emotional stateA2formal

    A temporary state of mind or feeling.

    deStimmung

    • She was in a good mood after hearing the news.
    • His mood changed suddenly when he saw the mess.
    • The rainy weather put everyone in a gloomy mood.

    Synonymeattitudedispositionframe of mindhumorspiritstraintempertemperamentvein

  2. Atmosphere or vibeB1informal

    The general feeling or atmosphere of a place, situation, or piece of art.

    deAtmosphäre

    • The restaurant had a romantic mood with dim lighting.
    • The movie's mood was tense and suspenseful.
    • The party had a festive mood with music and decorations.

    Synonymeairambianceatmosphereauraclimatefeelingspirittenortonevibe

  3. Grammar termC1formal

    A grammatical category that expresses the speaker's attitude toward the action or state of the verb.

    deModus

    • The subjunctive mood is used to express wishes or hypothetical situations.
    • In English, the imperative mood is used for commands.
    • The indicative mood states facts or asks questions.

    Synonymemode

Formen
  • moods plural form
  • moods' possessive plural form
  • mood's possessive singular form
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