mood
noun
muːd noun
1
WAY YOU FEEL
心情
the way you feel at a particular time 心情，心境，情绪 C
2
be in a mood
to feel unhappy, impatient, or angry and to refuse to speak normally to other people 情绪不好
He’s been in a real mood all day.
他一整天心情都很不好。
Don’t talk to her. She’s in one of her moods (=used about someone who is often unhappy, angry etc) .
别跟她说话，她又闹情绪了。
3
be/feel in the mood for sth
to feel that you would like to do something 有意做某事，有做某事的心情
We really felt in the mood for a party.
我们非常想参加一场派对。
I don’t want to talk about it now. I’m not in the mood.
我现在不想谈论此事，我没心情。
4
be in no mood for sth/to do sth
to not want to do something, or be determined not to do something 不想做某事，没心情做某事
I was in no mood for a joke.
我没心情开玩笑。
George was in no mood to be sociable.
乔治没心情去应酬。
5
WAY A PLACE OR EVENT FEELS
地方或事件给人的感觉
the way that a place, event, book, film etc seems or makes you feel 氛围，基调 singular 单数
The opening shot of dark, rainy streets sets the mood for the whole film.
片首的镜头 — 黑漆漆、下着雨的街道 — 为整部影片定下了基调。
6
GRAMMAR
语法
one of the sets of verb forms in grammar: the INDICATIVE (=expressing a fact or action), the IMPERATIVE (=expressing a command), the INTERROGATIVE (=expressing a question) or the SUBJUNCTIVE (=expressing a doubt or wish) 语气〔包括陈述、祈使、疑问和虚拟语气〕 C | technical