in the mood

English

Prepositional phrase

in the mood

1. Disposed (to do something or for something).

   Don’t start with me: I’m not in the mood.

   He wasn't in the mood to tango.

   I'm in the mood for love, simply because you're near me.

Translations

disposed to do (something)

• Catalan: tenir ganes de, estar d'humor per
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 有心情 (yǒu xīnqíng), 想 (zh) (xiǎng), 要 (zh) (yào)

• Dutch: hebben er zin in
• Finnish: tuuli (fi), to be in the mood to, for: haluttaa (fi), huvittaa (fi), tehdä mieli
• French: être ^{(please verify)} d’humeur à
• German: Lust haben auf (be in the mood to/for)
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• Irish: fonn a bheith ort chun (be in the mood to/for)
• Italian: (to be in the mood to, for) ^{(please verify)} aver voglia di
• Korean: 기분이 아닌 (gibuni anin), 생각이 없는 (saenggagi eomneun)
• Russian: в настрое́нии (v nastrojénii)
• Turkish: havasında olmak