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mood

UK
/muːd/
US
/mud/

Übersetzungen

moodsubstantiv
moods
Pl.
UK
/muːd/
US
/mud/
She was in a good mood after receiving the news.
Она была в хорошем настроении после получения новостей.
The mood of the restaurant was very romantic.
Атмосфера ресторана была очень романтичной.
Synonyme
feeling
state of mind
vibe
moodiness
disposition
temper
emotion
atmosphere
moodadjektiv
UK
/muːd/
US
/mud/
Used attributively before another noun, e.g., "mood lighting".
moodinterjektion
Informal slang expressing agreement or relatability.
Synonyme
same
same here
relatable
same vibe
big mood
so me

Definitionen

moodsubstantiv
A temporary state of mind or feeling.
She was in a cheerful mood after receiving the good news.
The atmosphere or pervading tone of something, especially a work of art.
The painting's dark colors and shadows create a somber mood.
A verb form that expresses the manner of an action or the relation of the action to reality, such as indicative, imperative, or subjunctive.
In the sentence 'If I were you, I would apologize,' the verb 'were' is in the subjunctive mood.
A prevailing emotional climate shared by a group of people or evident in a place or situation.
The mood in the stadium shifted from excitement to disappointment.
moodadjektiv
Intended to create or suggest a particular atmosphere.
Soft candles provided mood lighting for the dinner.
moodinterjektion
(slang) Used to express strong agreement with or recognition of a relatable feeling or situation.
"I'm so tired of 2020." – "Mood."
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