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Meanings of mood in English
Usage of mood in English
1
Political changes also affected the mood of the Brazilian people, he said.
2
Khrushchev's mood had changed many times during the course of the week.
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Image of the week: Red mood The green movement has gone red.
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This shows that people sell when the general market mood isn't good.
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Yet the actual Convention consisted of grave men in an earnest mood.
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My good mood gave way to alarm, because she looked so serious.
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Springer, for example, reckons the mood around financial markets provides an opportunity.
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However, no one has yet quantified the positive mood effects of climbing.
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The rest are fit and in a good way, a good mood.
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The U.S.-China trade war has been weighing on mood in emerging markets.
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This year, however, the Christmas-background mood music will be a little different.
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It has sea and sand to hand too, when the mood strikes.
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Imagine what the mood would have been had the result been different.
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Vaz seemed in a good mood today despite the lack of mail.
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These are all quick ways to change your mood state, says Verity.
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You can choose different characters and different animations to express your mood.
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Translations for mood
Portuguese
Russian
Mood through the time
Mood across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
Canada
Common
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