悲、观。◊ The moWe captures the mood / the interwar years Per/ecty.这部电影恰如其分地捕捉到了两次世界大 棋中间这些牟的氛围。4 [C] (grammar语法)any of the sets of verb forms that show whether what is said or written is certainpossible, necessaryetc.表达语气的 动词屈折变化 5 [C] (gramwfl/语法one of the categories of verb use that expresses facts, orders, questions, wishes or conditions (动词的)语气:the indicative/ fmperarive/sitbjuncrive mood 陈述 / 祈使 / 虚拟语气二 'mood-altering (of drugs 药物)having an effect on your mood对情绪着影响的;士变情绪的:mood- dterfng substances改变情绪的物质 'mood music noun [U] popular music intended to create a particular atmosphere, especially a relaxed or romantic one情调音糸;气氛音手 moody /'muidi/ adj. (mood ier, moodi est) 1 having moods tiiat change quickly and often 情绪多变的;喜怒 无常的Moody jpeopZe are ve/y dcuZt to deaZ wfth. 喜怒无常的人很邊打交道。2 bad-tempered or upset, often for no particular reason脾气坏的;郁郁寡欢.的 H771 grumpy Why are you so moody today? #令关怎 么这么闷闷不乐啊? 3 (of a film/moviepiece _ of music or place 电影、音乐或畚所suggesting particular emo­tions, especially sad ones 条现 出…情 调的; 伤的; 抑郁的;令人悲伤的mood.ily /-ili/ flt/v.: He stared moodiiy into _the他忧郁地着火光。moodi.ness noun [U]

mooli /'muili/ (also dai-kon) noun [U, C] a long white root vegetable that you can eat 白萝卜(也称大根”、) —picture o page Ri 9 moon /mu:n/ noun, verb

m noun 1 (usually the moon) (also the Moon) [sing.] the round object that moves around the earth once every 27Vz days and shines at night by light reflected from the sun 月球:the su/face / t/ie moon 月球表面◊ a moon Zandfng 月球登陆 2 [sing.] the moon as it appears in the sky at a particular time 月亮;月相:a crescent moon |)f^ <> Therms no moon tonight (= no moon can be seen)•今晚看不见月亮。 the Zight /the moon couZd just make out shapes and ouriiVies.月古下,我只能 分辨出物体的轮廓。一 see also FULL MOON, HALF-MOON, new moon 3 [C] a natural satellite that moves around a planet other than the earth 卫星:How many moons does Jupiter have?木星有多少颗卫星? H»17?l ask, cry, etc. for the 'moon {BrE, informal) to ask for sth that is difficult or impossible to get or achieve 想做办不到的事 情;想要得’不到的东西‘moons ago (//Yera/) a very long time ago 很久以前 over the 'moon (/Vj/ormc?/, e5/?ec/fl//y 8r£) extremely happy and excited 戒喜若狂 —more at once adv., promise v.

                  verfc [V] (/n/orma/) to show your bottom to people in a public piace as a joke or an insult 以屁股示人(在公 共场所进行的恶作剧或侮辱GEBD moon a bout/ a'round {BrE, informal) to spend time doing nothing or walking around with no particular purpose, especially because you are unhappy (尤指无_打采地闲逛,螭 磨时光 ’moon over sb (/’n/orma/y to spend time thinking about sb that you love, especially when other people think this is silly or annoying 痴痴地思念(所爱的人) PfiTI PINE FOR

moon-beam /'muinbiim/ noun a stream of light from the moon (_ —道:■)’月光

'moon boot™ noun a thick warm boot made of cloth or plastic, worn in snow or cold Weather 雪地靴;棉靴 'Moon Festival noun a Chinese festival that takes place in the autumrf/fall 中秋节 moong = mung

Moonie /'muini/ noun an offensive word for a member of the Unification Church文鲜明信徒(含冒犯意;j' moonie /'muini/ noun do a moonie [BrE, infor­mal) Xoshov^ your naked bottom in public moon-less /'muinlas/ adj. without a moon that can be seen无月亮的:a moonless night/sfty没有月亮的夜晚/ “禾空 '.丨..

moon-light /'muinlait/ noun, verb

/mw/1 [U] the lighl; of the mQn.月光:to go for a walk by moonZight/in the moonlight 在月光下散步 iTSTTB see flit n.

                  verb (moon lighted, moon*lighted) [V] (informal) to have ^ second job that you do secretly, usually without paying tax on the extra money that you earn (暗中

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mooivlit /_mu:nlit/ £7 lit by the moon 月光照耀的:a moonZft night/beach月光照耀的夜晚/* moon-scape /'muinskeip/ noun 1 a view of the surface of the moon 月球.表面景色 2 an area of land that is empty, with no trees, water, etc., and looks like the surface of the moon像月球表面一样荒凉的地区 moon-shine /'muinjain/ noun [U] 1 {old-fashioned, NAm£) whisky or other strong alcoholic drinks made and sold illegally非法酿制并销售的威士忌(或其他烈 酒;私酿酒2   silly talk蠢话;胡言乱语

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moon-stone /'muinstaun; NAmE -stoun/ noun [C, U] a smooth white shiny semi-precious stone 月长石 moon-struck /'muinstrAk/ adj. slightly crazy, espe- cially because you are in love (尤指因爱 发痴始 moon-walk /'mu:nwo:k/ verb [V] 1 to walk on the moon 作月球行走 2 to do a dance movement which consists of walking backwards, sliding the feet smoothly over the floor (舞蹈时)走太空步moorvwak not/r?

Moor /mo:(r); mu9(r); NAmE mur/ noun a member of a race of Muslim people living in NW Africa who entered and took control of part of Spain in the 8th century 摩尔人居住在非洲西北部的穆斯林,曾于8世纪侵占西 班牙部分地区Moor.ish <3the Moorish architec­ture /Cordoba 科尔多瓦市的摩尔式建筑 moor /mo:(r); mua(r); NAmE mur/ noun, verb m noun {especially Brk) 1 [C, usually pi.] a high open area of land that is not used for farming, especially an area covered with rough grass and heather 旷野;■荒野;高 沼;漠泽the JVorth Ybrfc moors 北约克郡的◊ to go /or a waWc on the moors 到旷野去散步 2 [U] = moor­land : moor and rough grassan<i食沼地及莽释的草原

                  verb ~ sth (to sth) to attach a boat, ship, etc., jto a fixed object or to the land with a rope, or anchor it 使) 停泊;■系泊 Pnn tie up: [V] We moored off the north coast / the iscmd.我们停泊在岛的北部岸边[VN] A number of fishing boats were moored to the quay,

船系泊在码头。

moor-hen /'moihen; 'moa-; NAmE 'murhen/ noun a small black bird with a short reddish-yellow beak that

lives on or near water黑水鸡;泽鸡;苏格兰雷鸟;红

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mooring /'moirio; 'muar-; NAmE ■mur-/ noun 1 moorings [pi.] the ropes, chains, etc. by which a ship or boat is moored 系泊用科The boat slipped its moorings and dri/ted out to sea.船的系泊绳索?| 落,船 漂向大海。2 [C]. the place where a ship or boat is moored停泊处;系泊区private moorings私人停泊区 ◊ torrid a mooring找一个鲁泊地◊ mooring ropes 停泊 区的绳索

moorland /'moilend; 'mua-; NAmE 'murland/ (also moor) noun [U, C, usually pi.] (especially Br£) land that consists of moors 高沼地walking across open moor- Zcmd穿越开阔的高沼地

moose /mu:s/ noun {pi. moose) a large deer that lives in N America. In Europe and Asia it is called an elk.蛇鹿 (产乎北美;在欧洲和亚洲称为麋鹿)二1 picture o elk 'moose milk noun (Can£) 1 [U, C] an alcoholic drink made by mixing rum with milk驼鹿奶酒(用朗姆酒和 '牛奶彳而成2 [U] any strong alcoholic drink which is made kt. home 家酿酒 moot /mu:t/ adj., verb

m adj. {NAm^) unlikely to happen and therefore not worth considering (;不大可能备生而f无考虑1意义的He argued that the issue had become moot since the board had c/mngedpoh’cy.他争辩说这项议题已变得毫无实 际意义,因为董事会已经改变了政策。C331 a moot point/'question (BrE, NAmE) a matter about which there may be disagreement or confusion 悬而.未.决的 事;有争议的问题

verb [VN] [usually passive] {formal) to suggest an idea for