mood
名詞
定義 mood 名詞
- B1Countable(可数名词)
the way you feel at a particular time
心境；心情；情绪；精神状态
She is in a very cheerful mood today.
她今天心情非常愉快。
He is in a bad mood today, so don't bother him.
他今天心情不好，所以别去打扰他。
Listening to that music put me in a calm mood.
听那首音乐让我心情平静。
成語
- be in one of your moods
Describes a state where someone is being unfriendly or angry, which is typical for them.
心情不好（特别是指常愤怒或不友善）
• She's in one of her moods today; it's best not to bother her.
她今天又开始闹脾气了，最好别去打扰她。
- be in no mood for something/to do something
To have no desire or inclination to do something, often due to anger or displeasure.
没有心情…／没有心情做…（因为生气或不悦）
• After hearing the bad news, she was in no mood to attend the party.
听到坏消息后，她完全没心情参加派对。
- be in a mood
To be in a state of irritability or bad temper, causing one to be unfriendly or uncooperative.
心情不好，情绪恶劣
• She's in a mood today and is very impatient with her colleagues.
她今天心情不好，对同事非常不耐烦。
- be in a mood for something/to do something
To have a desire or inclination to do or have something.
想要…／想做…
• I'm in a mood for a walk today because I'm in a good mood.
我今天有散步的心情，因为我心情很好。
- be in the mood (for something/to do something)
to have the desire or inclination to do something or have something.
感到有做某事或想要某物的意愿。
• We could go see a movie if you are in the mood.
如果你想看电影的话，我们可以去看。