英:[ˈmuːdi]
美:[ˈmuːdi]
英:[ˈmuːdi]
美:[ˈmuːdi]
mood·y
mu di
比较级:moodier或more moody
最高级:moodiest或most moody
moodily (adv.), moodiness (n.)
词根:moody
adv.moodily 易生气地,心情不稳地
n.moodiness 喜怒无常;闷闷不乐
Adjective
1. showing a brooding ill humor;
"a dark scowl"
"the proverbially dour New England Puritan"
"a glum, hopeless shrug"
"he sat in moody silence"
"a morose and unsociable manner"
"a saturnine, almost misanthropic young genius"- Bruce Bliven
"a sour temper"
"a sullen crowd"
2. subject to sharply varying moods;
"a temperamental opera singer"
“angry, quarrelsome,” 12c.,源自古英语 modig “勇敢的,骄傲的,高 spirited 的,冲动的,傲慢的”,来自原始日耳曼语 *modago-(源头还包括古撒克逊语 modag,荷兰语 moedig,德语 mutig,古诺尔斯语 moðugr); 参见 mood(n.1)+ -y(2)。意思是“受制于或沉溺于忧郁的情绪,不高兴,闷闷不乐”,记录于1590年代(经由中古英语的“生气”意义)。相关词汇: Moodily。
The first known use of moody was in 1593
moonlitadjective
lighted by the moon
moonlight1 of 2noun
the light of the moon
moonlight2 of 2verb
to work at a second job in addition to a regular one
moonlight1 of 2noun
the light of the moon
moonlight2 of 2verb
to work at a second job in addition to a regular one
moonlight1 of 2noun
the light of the moon
moonlight2 of 2verb
to work at a second job in addition to a regular one
moon1 of 2noun
the earth's natural satellite that shines by reflecting light from the sun and revolves about the earth in about 29½ days
satellite sense 2a
an unspecified and usually long period of time
took many moons to complete
moonlight entry 1
moon2 of 2verb
to spend time daydreaming
moon1 of 2noun
the earth's natural satellite that shines by reflecting light from the sun and revolves about the earth in about 29½ days
satellite sense 2a
an unspecified and usually long period of time
took many moons to complete
moonlight entry 1
moon2 of 2verb
to spend time daydreaming
moonbeamnoun
a ray of light from the moon
moon1 of 2noun
the earth's natural satellite that shines by reflecting light from the sun and revolves about the earth in about 29½ days
satellite sense 2a
an unspecified and usually long period of time
took many moons to complete
moonlight entry 1
moon2 of 2verb
to spend time daydreaming
moodyadjective
frequently influenced by moodsespecially: affected by changeable and gloomy moods or bad temper
expressing a mood
a moody face
1 The room's moody lighting suggested mystery and romance.
2 When Moody arrived in the morning so they could walk to school together, Pearl would emerge from her room wearing one of Lexie’s button-downs, or a spaghetti-strap tank, or dark red lipstick.
3 He stepped into the office, placed a foot underneath Moody’s unconscious body, and kicked him over onto his back, so that his face was visible.
4 He is a complicated man— moody, mercurial, with a melancholy streak.
他是一个性格复杂的人——喜怒无常,反复多变,有些忧郁寡欢。
5 “I hate football players, especially at Permian,” said senior Shauna Moody.
6 To their surprise, Professor Moody had announced that he would be putting the Imperius Curse on each of them in turn, to demonstrate its power and to see whether they could resist its effects.
7 Later, when Moody saw the finished photos, he thought at first that Pearl looked like a delicate fossil, something caught for millennia in the skeleton belly of a prehistoric beast.
8 Moody’s magical eye had now left the door.
9 Moody limped around the table and bent down; Harry thought he was reading the S.P.E.W. notebook, until he muttered, “Nice Cloak, Potter.”
10 “Took a bit of me with him, though,” whispered Moody to Harry’s right.
11 “What did the Dark Lord take from you?” said Moody.
12 When the bell finally rang, they hurried out into the corridors toward the Dark Arts classroom and found Professor Moody leaving it.
13 “Maybe someone’s hoping Potter is going to die for it,” said Moody, with the merest trace of a growl.
14 But I think, in the excitement of tonight, our fake Moody might have forgotten to take it as frequently as he should have done ... on the hour . . . every hour.
15 Moody was the first of the Richardsons to venture to the little house on Winslow.
16 Moody slowly pushed himself up to a sitting position.
17 He is moody and unpredictable.
他喜怒无常而又捉摸不定.
18 He's a moody guy, one day happy, the next day sad.
他是个情绪化的人, 今天兴高采烈, 明天就会情绪低落.
19 Moody raised his wand again, pointed it at the spider, and muttered, “Crucio!”
20 Moody sat beside the open toolbox and watched her with unfolding awe.
2 阴沉
tenebrific gray dull melancholy gloomy lowering dreary morbid somber dusky sullen dour sunless sulky mirthless clouded doleful sepulchral lowery saturnine tenebrous disconsolate drearisome dourly sombrely duskily dullness cloudiness sullenness
3 感伤的
4 脾气坏的
grumpy bearish cranky feisty surly sullen bitchy fractious morose cantankerous crotchety stroppy bad-tempered ill-natured shrewish shirty splenetic liverish out of sorts miserable crusty churlish bilious peevish dyspeptic narky
5 阴沉的
tenebrific gray dull melancholy gloomy lowering dreary morbid somber dusky sullen dour sunless sulky mirthless clouded doleful sepulchral lowery saturnine tenebrous disconsolate drearisome
6 易怒的
crankous quick warm cross acid passionate nervous irritable combustible touchy resentful peppery spunky streaky techy chippy petulant fractious raspy thin-skinned ticklish irascible short-tempered choleric bilious bad-tempered tetchy dyspeptic hoity-toity roily waspish testy pindling liverish umbrageous passional grouty acidulated unequable highty-tighty stomachy iracund
7 喜怒无常
8 不高兴
huffish short reluctant smoky lowering ill sullen languid chuffed morose peeved sulky joyless dumpy louring pettish grouty ill-humoured dorty spleenful disgruntle ill-humored pet mood pique displeasure pout sulk frump mind displease
10 易怒
crankous quick warm cross acid passionate nervous irritable combustible touchy resentful peppery spunky streaky techy chippy petulant fractious raspy thin-skinned ticklish irascible short-tempered choleric bilious bad-tempered tetchy dyspeptic hoity-toity roily waspish testy pindling liverish umbrageous passional grouty acidulated unequable highty-tighty stomachy iracund edgily petulance testiness petulancy
13 神秘的
mystery mysterious confidential mystical arcane eerie uncanny shadowy inscrutable numinous fathomless cloak-and-dagger crank
14 郁郁寡欢的
15 闷闷不乐
subdued broody sulky sulkily sullenly moodily moodiness sulkiness mope mump worry oneself disgruntled sullen glum disconsolate farouche jim-jams lour hump
16 喜怒无常的
17 神秘莫测的
18 忧郁的
blue melancholy gloomy depressive somber melancholic downbeat bluesy pensive mirthless lugubrious saturnine triste atrabilious adust tristful low-spirited mopy
19 抑郁的
20 不高兴的
huffish short reluctant smoky lowering ill sullen languid chuffed morose peeved sulky joyless dumpy louring pettish grouty ill-humoured dorty spleenful disgruntle ill-humored
22 神秘
mystery mysterious confidential mystical arcane eerie uncanny shadowy inscrutable numinous fathomless cloak-and-dagger crank thin air