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moped
UK
/ˈməʊpt/
US
/ˈmoʊpt/
moped around
moped around
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moped
adjective
UK
/ˈməʊ.pɛd/
US
/ˈmoʊ.pɛd/
Used attributively to describe things relating to mopeds.
Synonyms
mopey
sulky
sullen
morose
dejected
gloomy
glum
downcast
despondent
melancholy
doleful
woebegone
crestfallen
downhearted
blue
pouting
disconsolate
moped
noun
mopeds
pl
UK
/ˈməʊpɛd/
US
/ˈmoʊpɛd/
мопед
He rode his moped to work every day.
Он ездил на своем мопеде на работу каждый день.
Synonyms
scooter
motorbike
bike
cycle
two-wheeler
mope
verb
moped
Past Simple
moped
Past Simple
moped
Past Participle
moping
Gerund
UK
/məʊp/
US
/moʊp/
хандрить
He tends to mope around the house when he's feeling down.
Он склонен хандрить по дому, когда ему грустно.
унывать
Don't just sit there and mope; do something productive.
Не сиди просто так и не унывай; сделай что-нибудь полезное.
Additional translations
грустить
киснуть
Synonyms
brood
pout
sulk
languish
wallow
mourn
dawdle
Antonyms
cheer
rejoice
exult
Definitions
moped
adjective
Relating to or designed for mopeds.
She enrolled in a moped safety course before riding on busy streets.
moped
noun
A small motorcycle, generally with a less powerful engine and sometimes equipped with pedals.
She decided to buy a moped for her daily commute to work.
mope
verb
To move around slowly and aimlessly, often due to feeling sad or dejected.
He moped around the house all day after hearing the bad news.
To sulk or brood in a sullen manner.
She moped in her room after the argument, refusing to talk to anyone.
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