名詞 mood:

1. a characteristic (habitual or relatively temporary) state of feeling
   同義詞：temper, humor, humour
2. the prevailing psychological state
   同義詞：climate
3. verb inflections that express how the action or state is conceived by the speaker
   同義詞：mode, modality

1. His mood suddenly changed and he became calm.
   他的情緒突然一變，冷靜了下來(lái)。
2. He's always in a bad mood (ie irritable and angry) on Mondays.
   他每星期一情緒都很壞。
3. He's in no mood for (telling) jokes/to tell jokes.
   他沒(méi)心情說(shuō)笑話。
4. I'm not in the mood to disagree with you.
   我沒(méi)有心思跟你爭(zhēng)論。
5. The film captured (ie described very well) the mood of quiet confidence at the hospital.
   影片捕捉到了醫(yī)院里沉著而自信的氣氛。
6. He's in a mood/in one of his moods today.
   他今天鬧情緒了。
7. She's in a good mood (ie happy) today.
   她今天心情很好。
8. She's too tired and in no mood for dancing.
   她太累了，沒(méi)有心情跳舞。

mood

n.（名詞）
A state of mind or emotion.
心情，心境，情緒：一種心理或情感的狀態(tài)
A pervading impression of an observer:
印象；感受：觀察者的普遍印象：
例句：
the somber mood of the painting.
這幅畫(huà)給人一種憂郁的感覺(jué)

An incidence of sulking or angry behavior.
慍怒，壞脾氣：慍怒或生氣行為的發(fā)生
Inclination; disposition.
傾向；意愿

來(lái)源：
Middle English mod
中古英語(yǔ) mod
from Old English môd [disposition] * see mô-
源自 古英語(yǔ) môd [性情，脾氣] *參見(jiàn) mô-

<參考詞匯><同義詞>mood,humor,temperThese nouns refer to a temporary state of mind or feeling.
這些名詞指一種暫時(shí)的精神或感情狀態(tài)。
Mood is the most inclusive term:
Mood 是范圍很廣的詞語(yǔ)：
例句：
a contentious mood;
好爭(zhēng)論的脾氣；

例句：
a cheerful mood.
愉快的心情；

例句：
.I was in no mood to laugh and talk with strangers. (Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley).
.我沒(méi)有心情和陌生人一起談笑. （瑪麗·渥斯通克拉夫特·雪萊）。

Humor often implies a state of mind resulting from one`s characteristic disposition or temperament;it sometimes suggests fitfulness or variability:
Humor 常指由一個(gè)人的性格傾向或性情引起的精神狀態(tài)；有時(shí)指不規(guī)則的或變化的狀態(tài)：
例句：
The humor of the Cabinet shifted after the scandal was exposed.
內(nèi)閣在丑聞被揭露之后態(tài)度發(fā)生了變化。

例句：
.All which had been done . . . was the effect not of humor, but of system. (Edmund Burke).
.所有已經(jīng)做過(guò)的…不是情緒而是制度的結(jié)果. （愛(ài)德蒙·伯克）。

Temper most often refers to a state of mind marked by irritability or intense anger:
Temper 通常指具有被激怒或大怒性質(zhì)的一種精神狀態(tài)：
例句：
.The nation was in such a temper that the smallest spark might raise a flame. (Macaulay).
.全國(guó)上下都十分憤慨以至于稍有火星都可能引起熊熊火焰. （麥考利）


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n.（名詞）
Grammar A set of verb forms or inflections used to indicate the speaker`s attitude toward the factuality or likelihood of the action or condition expressed. In English the indicative mood is used to make factual statements, the subjunctive mood to indicate doubt or unlikelihood, and the imperative mood to express a command.
【語(yǔ)法】 語(yǔ)氣：用來(lái)強(qiáng)調(diào)說(shuō)話人對(duì)表達(dá)的行為或條件的真實(shí)性或可能性所持有態(tài)度的一系列動(dòng)詞形態(tài)或變化形式。在英語(yǔ)中陳述語(yǔ)氣用于描繪真實(shí)的陳述，虛擬語(yǔ)氣則用于強(qiáng)調(diào)懷疑或不可能，而祈使語(yǔ)氣則用來(lái)表達(dá)一個(gè)命令
Logic The arrangement or form of a syllogism.
【邏輯學(xué)】 三段論形式：三段論法的排列或形式

來(lái)源：
Alteration of mode
mode的變化