moodily in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for moodily in the English»Spanish Dictionary

moodily [Am ˈmudəli, Brit ˈmuːdɪli] ADV

1. moodily (irritably):

moodily

malhumoradamente

2. moodily (gloomily):

moodily

con aire taciturno

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We started our adventure perched moodily on a rain-slicked precipice.

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Next to him, my 15-year-old daughter stared moodily out the other window.

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Seconds later he was back in default mode, glowering and glaring moodily into the middle distance.

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Are these four performers, moodily moving about, meant to represent different parts of the same personality?

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Stood in a similar pose to the previous photo, he can be seen staring moodily into the mirror - examining his own reflection.

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Incompetent composters produce smelly heaps which steam moodily and exude vile black liquid.

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She started to dye her hair all colours and, by her confession, act moodily like a teenager.

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The broadcaster weren't bothered to get some footage of the interim coach striding moodily towards a camera so did the next best thing instead.

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A group of eight good-looking men and women pose in their jeans, denim shirts and tees, staring moodily at the cameras.

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The palette ranges from realistic to moodily lit.

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