mood
/muːd/Word connections
noun
/muːd/Существительное, обозначающее временное состояние ума, чувства или эмоционального настроя.
Sustantivo que designa el estado emocional o anímico temporal de una persona, así como la disposición afectiva del momento, incluyendo también el sentido de atmósfera o tono general de un lugar o situación.
Nom désignant un état d'esprit ou une disposition affective temporaire, ou l'atmosphère émotionnelle qui se dégage d'une situation, d'un lieu ou d'une œuvre.
Substantiv, das einen vorübergehenden Zustand des Gemüts, der Gefühle oder der emotionalen Stimmung bezeichnet; auch die Stimmung einer Gruppe oder einer Situation.
Substantivo que designa um estado emocional ou de espírito temporário; também se refere ao clima ou atmosfera emocional de um grupo, lugar ou obra.
名词,表示暂时的心理、情绪或情感状态;也可指某事物或群体所呈现的整体氛围或基调。
اسم يدل على الحالة النفسية أو الوجدانية المؤقتة التي يكون عليها الشخص، أو الحالة العاطفية أو المزاجية العامة.
A noun referring to a temporary state of mind, feeling, or emotional disposition.
Emotional stateA2formal
A temporary state of mind or feeling.
Настроение
Estado de ánimo
humeur
Stimmung
Humor
情绪
المزاج
- 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.
Synonymsattitudedispositionframe of mindhumorspiritstraintempertemperamentvein
Atmosphere or vibeB1informal
The general feeling or atmosphere of a place, situation, or piece of art.
Атмосфера
Ambiente o atmósfera
Ambiance ou atmosphère
Atmosphäre
Clima
氛围
الجو العام
- 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.
Synonymsairambianceatmosphereauraclimatefeelingspirittenortonevibe
Grammar termC1formal
A grammatical category that expresses the speaker's attitude toward the action or state of the verb.
Наклонение
Modo (gramatical)
Mode (grammatical)
Modus
Modo
语气
صيغة الفعل
- 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.
Synonymsmode
- moods plural form
- moods' possessive plural form
- mood's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1
Inherited terms
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