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['muːdɪ]adj1) подверженный быстрым сменам настроения, легко поддающийся переменам настроенияShe admits that she is moody but says it is because she is an artist. — Она признаёт, что у неё одно настроение быстро сменяет другое, но она говорит, что это потому, что она артистическая натура.
2) угрюмый, унылый, нервозный, раздражительныйThe pills he is taking seem to make him more and more moody. — От пилюль, которые он принимает, он, кажется, становится всё более и более раздражительным
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3 touchy
1. a обидчивый; раздражительный2. a повышенно чувствительныйpublic opinion is very touchy with regard to international events — общественное мнение очень чутко реагирует на международные события
3. a щекотливый, деликатный4. a больной, наболевший5. a рискованный, опасный6. a легковоспламеняющийся7. a сделанный мелкими штрихамиСинонимический ряд:1. awkward (adj.) awkward; uncomfortable2. cantankerous (adj.) cantankerous; churlish; cranky; crotchety; crusty3. hypersensitive (adj.) hypersensitive; sensitive; thin-skinned4. irascible (adj.) choleric; cross; hot-tempered; irascible; ireful; passionate; peppery; quick-tempered; ratty; temperish; tetchy5. irritable (adj.) fretful; grouchy; ill-humored; irritable; oversensitive; peevish; petulant; querulous; snappish; snappy; waspish6. moody (adj.) moody; temperamental; testy7. tricky (adj.) chancy; delicate; fragile; hazardous; precarious; risky; ticklish; touch-and-go; tricky; unsafe; unstableАнтонимический ряд:comfortable; even-tempered; imperturbable; pleasant
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