گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'mood'

1 حسابداری و مالی:: حالت عاطفی

2 عمومی:: وجه‌

3 عمومی:: حال‌

4 عمومی:: مشرب‌

5 عمومی:: حوصله‌

6 عمومی:: سردماغ‌

7 عمومی:: وجه

8 عمومی:: خلق‌

9 عمومی:: حالت‌

10 عمومی:: وجه دستوری

11 :: خلق

1 general:: noun humor: Her mood is not too good just now. noun atmosphere: The conference mood was subdued.

2 general:: see IN A BAD MOOD; IN THE MOOD.

3 general:: mood adjectives a bad mood • The news had put her in a bad mood. a confident/optimistic/relaxed etc mood • At the beginning of the negotiations, he was in a confident mood. a holiday/party/festive mood (= a happy mood in which you want to enjoy a holiday or party ) • The fans were in a festive mood after their team won the championship. a foul mood (= very bad and angry ) • Watch what you say; he's in a foul mood. a black mood British English (= very angry or sad ) • His earlier black mood seemed to have gone. a sombre mood British English , a somber mood American English (= serious and slightly sad ) • His death has put the country in a sombre mood. the general mood (= the mood of a group of people ) • One soldier expressed the general mood of fear and failure in a letter home. the public/national mood (= the mood of the people in a country ) • The public mood was one of anger and frustration. phrases a mood of optimism/despair/excitement etc • There is a new mood of optimism. a change of mood • Michael underwent one of his sudden changes of mood. the mood of the time/moment (= the way people in general feel at a particular time ) • The movie captured the mood of the moment. mood + NOUN mood swings (= changes of mood ) • Sudden mood swings can be a sign of mental illness. verbs reflect/capture somebody's mood (= show what someone is feeling ) • His comments reflected the national mood. match/suit somebody's mood • The terrible weather matched her mood. lighten somebody's mood (= make someone feel happier ) • The sun was streaming in the window, but it did nothing to lighten his mood. gauge somebody's mood (= try to decide what someone's mood is ) • He looked at her for a moment, trying to gauge her mood. somebody's mood changes • Then his mood changed, and he laughed. somebody's mood improves • By the next morning, her mood had improved.

4 general::   noun ADJ. amiable, cheerful, good, happy, jolly, jovial She was not in the best of moods. | exultant, jubilant | bullish, buoyant, confident, optimistic She was in a bullish mood about the future of the company. | bad, black, filthy, foul, rotten, terrible | pessimistic | gloomy, melancholy, sombre | contemplative, introspective, pensive, reflective, serious, sober, thoughtful | expansive, talkative | mellow, relaxed | restless | changeable, changing I can't keep up with his constantly changing moods. | defiant The sacked workers were in defiant mood as they entered the tribunal. | generous | funny, strange He's in a funny mood today?who knows how he'll react? | playful | festive It was Christmas and everyone was in festive mood. | national, popular, public a prime minister who can gauge the popular mood VERB + MOOD be in Don't talk to Miranda today?she's in a terrible mood! | get sb in, put sb in The music helped to put them in a more relaxed mood. | create, evoke | affect | match, reflect, suit Choose colours to match your mood. The weather seemed to reflect his sombre mood. | capture a film that has captured the mood of the moment | gauge MOOD + VERB change | darken | improve, lift, lighten His mood lifted as he concentrated on his driving. MOOD + NOUN swing After the accident he suffered violent mood swings. PHRASES be in no mood for sth I tried to make him laugh, but he was in no mood for jokes. | a change of mood Instantly he felt her change of mood.