in a good mood
in a good mood — collocation
1. feeling cheerful and pleased, so that you are friendly and easy to be around.
feeling cheerful and pleased, so that you are friendly and easy to be around.
Gabriel was in a good mood after passing his driving test on the first try.
be in a good mood after [event]
The whole class was in a good mood because the teacher cancelled the test.
in a good mood because [reason]
Ask your dad for the money while he is in a good mood.
Linh seemed in a good mood, smiling and humming as she made breakfast.
A warm cup of coffee always puts Femi in a good mood at the office.
- in high spirits
slightly more formal; suggests lively, visible cheerfulness
- cheerful
a single adjective; can describe both a passing feeling and a steady trait
- in good humour
a touch more formal; common in British English
- in a bad mood
the direct opposite; feeling annoyed or unhappy
- in a foul mood
stronger; feeling very angry or irritable
文法句型
be/seem in a good mood
in a good mood about [something]
用法筆記
Comes after a linking verb such as 'be', 'seem', or 'feel', or after 'put someone'; it describes a temporary feeling now, not a person's general character. Distinguish from 'good-natured', which describes a lasting personality.