in the mood for — having a desire or inclination for something; feeling like doing or having something
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: having a desire or inclination for something; feeling like doing or having something
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɪn ðə muːd fɔːr/
Korean meaning: ~하고 싶은 기분이 드는, ~할 마음이 있는
Korean pronunciation: 인 더 **무**드 포
Example Sentences
- After watching the cooking show, I'm totally in the mood for some fancy pasta.
- My boss asked if I'm in the mood for overtime, and I said 'Is anyone ever in the mood for that?'
- She's never in the mood for small talk before her morning coffee.
in the mood for
NOUN//ɪn ðə muːd fɔːr//
having a desire or inclination for something; feeling like doing or having something
having a desire or inclination for something; feeling like doing or having something
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When you're in the mood, everything looks like good food!
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Origin
mood는 중세 영어 'mod'에서 유래하여 '마음의 상태'를 의미했고, 고대 게르만어에서 '용기, 정신'을 뜻했습니다. 현재는 특정한 감정 상태나 기분을 나타내는 표현으로 발달했습니다.
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“After watching the cooking show, I'm totally in the mood for some fancy pasta.”
“My boss asked if I'm in the mood for overtime, and I said 'Is anyone ever in the mood for that?'”
“She's never in the mood for small talk before her morning coffee.”
“When it's raining, I'm always in the mood for hot chocolate and a good movie.”
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