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| 1 | C/U the way someone is feeling , for example whether they are happy , sad , or angry 心情；心境；情绪 |
| He listens to rock or classical music, depending on his mood. 他要么听摇滚乐，要么听古典乐，视心情而定。 |
| medicines that affect mood and mental function 影响情绪和大脑功能的药物 |
| in a good/relaxed/confident mood I had never seen Ann in such a good mood before. 我以前从来没有看见安心情这么好过。 |
| in a bad/foul/terrible mood Jeff’ s been in a bad mood all day. 杰夫一整天心情都不好。 |
| in a holiday/party mood I’ m just not in a party mood. 我只是没有心情参加聚会。 |
| | 1a | singular the way that a group of people are feeling 情绪；心态 | | Politicians need to be in touch with the public mood. 政客们需要了解公众的心态。 | | +of Mandela’ s release created a mood of optimism in South Africa. 曼德拉的获释为南非民众带来了一种乐观的情绪。 | | the mood of the moment/time (=what people in general are feeling at a particular time) The film was a success because it reflected the mood of the moment. 当时大众的心态 | |
| | 1b | C a feeling of being unhappy or angry 心情不好；坏脾气 | | She refused to put up with her husband’ s moods. 她拒绝忍受丈夫的坏脾气。 | |
| | 1c | to want to , or to feel that you would like to , do a particular thing 想（做某事）；有兴致（做某事） | | in the mood for dancing 想跳舞 | |
| | 1d | to feel unhappy or angry 心情不佳；生气 | | Just leave her on her own when she’ s in a mood. 她心情不佳的时候就别去管她。 | |
| | 1e | to not feel like doing something at all 不想做某事 | | Dad was in no mood for joking. 爸爸没心情开玩笑。 | |
| | 1f | when you feel that you would like to do a particular thing 当有兴致的时候 | | When the mood takes him, he can be a real laugh. 当他有兴致的时候，他可能是个活宝。 | |
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| 2 | C/U a quality that something such as a place , film , or piece of music has that makes you have a particular feeling 氛围；情感基调 |
| a collection of stories that vary in mood and style 不同基调和风格的故事选集 |
| create/set a mood Lighting was particularly important in setting the mood of the play. 闪电在设定戏的基调方面特别重要。 |
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| 3 | C linguistics a group of verb forms that are used to show whether , for example , a sentence is a statement , question , or order 语气 |
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