2020年10月3日 · The word mood actually means "a temporary state of mind or feeling." In this context, mood is often used on social media with a hashtag (#mood) and an accompanying image, to indicate how the poster is feeling at that moment. However, mood is also used to express agreement with a sentiment (positive or negative) that someone has shared.

2024年10月1日 · In the mood has wider meaning than in a good form, which is right too in this example. Cambridge Dictionary defines the idiom be in the mood as 'to feel like doing or having something'. For the Barcelona example, I'd add a sense of in a creative form or in an inspired form. Barcelona are in an inspired form. Edit

But yes they would work with a similar meaning, but Good Spirit usually represents when your up for something or your extreme liking of something, like when people say "I have lots of school spirit!" They mean they really like their school while Good Mood simply means your not sad, unhappy, mad, Etc.

Note that "blue mood" doesn't mean a bad mood. As you say, it means "sad". I might feel blue because my baby left me, I lost my job, my car broke down, my guitar broke a string, and I ran out of whiskey (i.e. I might be singing the blues), but that doesn't mean I would also be in a bad mood.

2023年6月8日 · Other dictionaries, such as Macmillan dictionary, show that mood can be either countable or uncountable. So, is there any difference in terms of meaning/usage when mood is used as a countable or uncountable noun? For example, the following is from style: purdue.edu: Style allows writers to create mood and evoke feeling in readers.

2019年8月29日 · "What are you in the mood for?" asks the same as "What do you want to do?" On the other hand, "What mood are you in asks about your emotions. You can't say "What are you in the mood for talking", because the verb "talk" is intransitive; it doesn't have a direct object; you don't say "I talk food" but you say "I talk about food", for example.

2016年4月28日 · Meaning: The subject, She, seems to be in a better mood than she was before. Notice that by adding she was in, you are changing the meaning because now you're saying that she definitely was in a better mood than she seems to be now, whereas without the she was, you're saying that she seemed to be in a better mood before than she seems to be now.

2017年1月22日 · It means that they're in the mood for drinking champagne. They're probably going to celebrate something because champagne is an alcoholic drink people usually drink when they celebrate something special (for example, two people getting married, somebody's birthday, victory in a match, etc.).

2018年12月21日 · There is the song by XXXTENTACION 'Moonlight' and I can't understand why he asks him to get his mood right, if he is under drug influence. And even more I don't understand why he asks him 'why he is tripping', as I see it means 'freak out, acting crazy or funny.', maybe that's the reason why he is tripping.

2016年2月7日 · I have a shiny mood / My mood is shiny I feel shiny I feel shining Thanks in advance for your ans ...