moody

/moo-dee/US // ˈmu di //UK // (ˈmuːdɪ) //

喜怒无常,喜怒哀乐,心情,喜怒不形于色

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective

1
mood·i·er, mood·i·est.
- : given to gloomy, depressed, or sullen moods; ill-humored.
- : proceeding from or showing such a mood: a moody silence.
- : expressing or exhibiting sharply varying moods; temperamental.

adj.crabby, temperamental

Synonyms

From sarcastic songs about gun-totting Jesus-loving homophobes to angst-ridden observations of a dystopic civilization adopting a narcissist as messiah, the vocals swing from moody Depeche Mode-like disenchantment to NIN urgency.
“I can’t say that plant-based burgers are a healthier choice than just getting a regular beef burger,” Moody says.
Muneer, a practical, faithful man, is bewildered by his moody wife.
“There is absolutely no way that the carriers will be able to keep up with the volume,” Moody’s Vice President Charlie O’Shea tells Fortune.
Still, if Doom Eternal has one weak point — and it isn’t much of one — it’s that it attempts to combine violent slapstick action with a semi-serious exploration of its moody, demon-hating protagonist.
Risking a $1,500 HKD fine, nearly $200 USD, their cover of the moment was a moody song by Coldplay.
Underneath was someone who looked a lot more like me and the other young writers I knew: anxious, moody, paranoid.
Zero Mostel gets Gene Wilder, Frank Langella gets Ron Moody, Gene Wilder gets Cleavon Little.
Now, as Chris Moody reports for Yahoo News, he laments the extent to which the America today is race conscious.
Too experimental and moody for the purists and too conventional for the risk seekers, it barely registered.
He was silent and , and showed little responsiveness to Garnache's jesting humour.

/moo-dee/US // ˈmu di //UK // (ˈmuːdɪ) //

喜怒无常,喜怒哀乐,心情,喜怒不形于色

adj.形容词 adjective

1
mood·i·er, mood·i·est.
- : given to gloomy, depressed, or sullen moods; ill-humored.
- : proceeding from or showing such a mood: a moody silence.
- : expressing or exhibiting sharply varying moods; temperamental.

adj.crabby, temperamental

Synonyms

From sarcastic songs about gun-totting Jesus-loving homophobes to angst-ridden observations of a dystopic civilization adopting a narcissist as messiah, the vocals swing from moody Depeche Mode-like disenchantment to NIN urgency.
“I can’t say that plant-based burgers are a healthier choice than just getting a regular beef burger,” Moody says.
Muneer, a practical, faithful man, is bewildered by his moody wife.
“There is absolutely no way that the carriers will be able to keep up with the volume,” Moody’s Vice President Charlie O’Shea tells Fortune.
Still, if Doom Eternal has one weak point — and it isn’t much of one — it’s that it attempts to combine violent slapstick action with a semi-serious exploration of its moody, demon-hating protagonist.
Risking a $1,500 HKD fine, nearly $200 USD, their cover of the moment was a moody song by Coldplay.
Underneath was someone who looked a lot more like me and the other young writers I knew: anxious, moody, paranoid.
Zero Mostel gets Gene Wilder, Frank Langella gets Ron Moody, Gene Wilder gets Cleavon Little.
Now, as Chris Moody reports for Yahoo News, he laments the extent to which the America today is race conscious.
Too experimental and moody for the purists and too conventional for the risk seekers, it barely registered.
He was silent and , and showed little responsiveness to Garnache's jesting humour.