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mood
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noun
Usage:
90%
feeling, emotion
Translation: feeling, emotion
Pronunciation: /muːd/
Meaning: A temporary feeling or emotional state of a person.

Mood means how a person feels inside at a certain time. It can change quickly. People can feel happy, sad, or angry moods.

She is in a happy mood today.

His mood changed after the talk.

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noun
Usage:
80%
atmosphere, feeling
Translation: atmosphere, feeling
Pronunciation: /muːd/
Meaning: The atmosphere or feeling in a place or situation.

Mood can mean the feeling that people get from a place or event. It is how the place or moment feels to people.

The room had a quiet mood.

The party's mood was very fun.

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noun
Usage:
70%
tone, style
Translation: tone, style
Pronunciation: /muːd/
Meaning: A particular way of expressing or thinking about something in language or art.

In stories, poems, or pictures, mood is the feeling the creator gives. It shows how the art makes the audience feel.

The poem has a sad mood.

The movie's mood is dark and slow.

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noun
Usage:
60%
verb form, modality
Translation: verb form, modality
Pronunciation: /muːd/
Meaning: A grammatical feature showing the speaker’s attitude to the action, such as indicating a command or wish.

Mood in grammar shows how the speaker feels about what they say. It can show commands, wishes, or facts.

The imperative mood shows a command.

The subjunctive mood shows a wish.

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B2
noun
Usage:
65%
emotion, atmosphere
Translation: emotion, atmosphere
Pronunciation: /muːd/
Meaning: An atmosphere or state created by music to affect emotions.

In music, mood is the feeling the sounds create. It can be happy, sad, calm, or exciting to listen to.

This music creates a calm mood.

The song sets a happy mood.

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B1
noun
Usage:
85%
desire, wish
Translation: desire, wish
Pronunciation: /muːd/
Meaning: An idiomatic phrase meaning to want or feel like doing something, often used with 'in' or 'out'.

The phrase 'in the mood' means to want or like to do something. 'Not in the mood' means you do not want to do something.

I am not in the mood to dance.

She is in the mood for pizza tonight.

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