mood

/muːd/

US pronunciation

American sound/muːd/

mood

Syllables: 1 syllable
Stress: One strong syllable
Vowel: Long vowel
Ending: Clear final sound

US voice -> mood

Myanmar meaning

(n) နယ။

Full entry

mood¹ /mu:d / n

၁။ စိတ်နေစိတ်ထား။ စိတ်။ အထာ။ She's in a good mood (ie happy, tolerant, friendly, etc) today. ❍ He's always in a bad mood (ie angry, intolerant, unhappy, etc) on Mondays. ❍ His mood suddenly changed and he became calm.
၂။ စိတ်ဆိုးမာန်ဆိုး။ He's in a mood today—something must have upset him. ❍ She was in one of her moods (ie having one of her regular periods of feeling angry, bad-tempered, etc).
၃။ (usu sing ) စိတ်နေစိတ်ထား။ သဘောထား။ စိတ်ထား။ အထာ။ The mood of the meeting was distinctly pessimistic. ❍ I liked the way the programme captured the mood of the period. ❍ He is completely out of touch with the mood of the moment/times.
❏ (be) in the mood for (doing) sth/ to do sth [IDM ] ဆန္ဒရှိသည်။ I'm just not in the mood for (going to) a party tonight.
❏ (be) in no mood for (doing) sth/ to do sth [IDM ] ဆန္ဒမရှိ။ စိတ်မပါ။ He's in no mood for (telling) jokes/ to tell jokes.
❏ moody adj (-ier, -iest)
(က) စိတ် ပြောင်းလွယ်သော။ a moody and unpredictable man.
(ခ) ဒေါပွသော။ စိတ်ဆိုး မာန်ဆိုး ဖြစ်သော။
I keep away from him when he's moody.
❏ moodily /-Çli / adv ငိုင်လျက် (ငေးသည်)။ staring moodily out of the window. moodiness n [U]
❏ mood music n [U] နားဆင်သူ၏စိတ်ကို ငြိမ်းအေး ကြည်နူးစေသော တေးဂီတမျိုး။

mood² /mu:d / n (grammar)

နယ။ the indicative/imperative/subjunctive mood.

More examples

He listens to rock or classical music, depending on his mood.
Medicines that affect mood and mental function
[in a good/relaxed/confident mood] : I had never seen Ann in such a good mood before.
[in a bad/foul/terrible mood] : Jeff’s been in a bad mood all day.
[in a holiday/party mood] : I’m just not in a party mood.
Politicians need to be in touch with the public mood.
[mood of] : Mandela’s release created a mood of optimism in South Africa.
[the mood of the moment/time] : The film was a success because it reflected the mood of the moment.
She refused to put up with her husband’s moods.
A collection of stories that vary in mood and style
[create/set a mood] : Lighting was particularly important in setting the mood of the play.

Synonyms

frame of mind, disposition, temper, humor, affection, air, ambiance, anger, atmosphere, attitude, aura, bad temper, bent, blues, caprice, character, color, condition, crotchet, cue, depression, desire, doldrums, dumps, emotion, fancy, feel, feeling, high spirits, inclination, individuality, low spirits, melancholy, mind, personality, pleasure, propensity, response, scene, semblance, soul, spirit, state, strain, sulk, temperament, tendency, tenor, the doldrums, timbre, tone, vagary, vein, vibes, whim, wish

Antonyms

antipathy, dislike, gladness, happiness, hate, hatred, health, joy, physicality