moody
Prononciation : [ˈmuːdi]
Mot
Contexte : « emotion »
(adjective) when someone often changes their mood. They can be happy one moment and sad or angry the next. It’s like the weather can change quickly, making a person feel different feelings all day.
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She is usually cheerful, but sometimes she gets a bit moody when she's tired.
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He is not moody at all; he is always in a good mood.
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Why do you think Sam is feeling so moody today?
Contexte : « weather »
(adjective) describing weather that can change quickly or is unpredictable. For instance, a day can start sunny but then become cloudy or rainy in a short time.
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The weather today is quite moody; it was sunny earlier, but now it looks like rain.
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Yesterday's weather was not moody; it was sunny and clear all day long.
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Do you think the weather will be moody tomorrow, or will it stay the same?
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