mood in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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1. mood (state of mind):

mood
humor m
to be in a good mood
estar de buen humor
to be in a bad mood
estar de mal humor or de mal genio
the news put him in a good/bad mood
la noticia lo puso de buen/mal humor
to be in an irritable mood
estar irritable
her moods change quickly
es muy temperamental
her moods change quickly
tiene muchos cambios de humor
as the mood takes him
según de qué humor esté
as the mood takes him
según le dé (la vena) inf
a mood of resignation was evident among the players
se notaba un clima de resignación entre los jugadores
everyone was in festive/party mood
todo el mundo estaba con ganas de celebrar/divertirse
she can be really witty when she's in the mood
tiene mucha chispa cuando está en vena
would you like to play cards? — I'm not in the mood
¿quieres jugar a las cartas? — no tengo ganas
I'm not in the mood for jokes
no estoy (de humor) para chistes
I'm not in the mood for dancing
no tengo ganas de bailar
I'm in no mood to listen to excuses
no estoy de humor para excusas
she's in a mood or in one of her moods
está or anda de mal humor
she's in a mood or in one of her moods
está alunada RioPl inf

mood2 [Am mud, Brit muːd] N LING

mood-altering [Am mud ˈɔlt(ə)rɪŋ, Brit] ADJ

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meditative person/mood
meditabundo
meditative person/mood
pensativo
expansive person/mood
expansivo
expansive person/mood
comunicativo
hilarious mood/atmosphere
animadísimo
he was in wistful mood
estaba nostálgico

Translations for mood in the Spanish»English Dictionary (Go to English»Spanish)

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gafera
silly mood

mood in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for mood in the English»Spanish Dictionary (Go to Spanish»English)

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somber mood
sombrío, -a
morose person, mood
taciturno, -a
to be in a pensive mood
estar meditabundo, -a
to be in a bellicose mood
tener ganas de pelear
to be in an ebullient mood
estar exaltado
to be in festive mood
estar muy alegre

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talante
mood
bien/mal humorado (por un momento)
in a good/bad mood

mood Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

the children were in a playful mood
los niños tenían ganas de jugar
to be in a pensive mood
estar meditabundo, -a
to be in a very cheerful mood
estar de fiesta
to be in a bad mood
enchincharse
are you in a bad mood?
¿estás enchinchado?
to be in a good/bad mood
estar de buen/mal humor
I'm not in the mood for dancing
no estoy de humor para bailar
to be in a good/bad mood
estar de buen/mal temple
you've caught me in a good mood
me pillas de buen humor
today I'm in no mood for jokes
hoy no estoy para bromas
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The sky changes color according to the mood of the player.
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Even though positive events are reported three to five times more often, negative events have approximately five times the impact on mood.
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Beyond the leader's mood, her/his behavior is a source for employee positive and negative emotions at work.
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He began to write songs that captured the progressive mood on the college campuses and in the coffee houses.
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We felt that the tone, and the mood of the movie fit the kind of music we wanted to write.
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There's a very sad mood to that song.
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Using the music behind a scene creates emotion of the song and sets a mood for the scene itself.
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Group members with leaders in a positive mood experience more positive mood than do group members with leaders in a negative mood.
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Yet, by the start of the 20th century, the mood had changed.
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His play reflected his own different moods and the demands of his audience with whom he established and enjoyed a good rapport.
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