mood

mood
mood n
1 (frame of mind) humeur f ; to be in the mood for jokes/work être d'humeur à plaisanter/travailler ; to be in the mood for doing ou to do avoir envie de faire ; to be in no mood for doing ou to do ne pas être d'humeur à faire ; to be in a good/bad mood être de bonne/mauvaise humeur ; to be in a stubborn/relaxed mood se montrer entêté/détendu ; when he's in the mood quand l'envie l'en prend ; when ou as the mood takes him selon son humeur ; I'm not in the mood je ne suis pas d'humeur ;
2 (bad temper) saute f d'humeur ; to be in a mood être de mauvaise humeur ; he's in one of his moods today il est de mauvaise humeur aujourd'hui ;
3 (atmosphere) (in room, meeting) ambiance f ; (of place, era, artwork) atmosphère f ; (of group, party) état m d'esprit ; the general mood was one of despair le sentiment général était au désespoir ; the mood of the moment l'humeur du moment ;
4 Ling mode m ; in the subjunctive mood au subjonctif.

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