dictionnaire Polonais - Anglais

język polski - English

kapryśny humorzasty Anglais:

1. moody moody


I'm always moody.
He's so moody I have trouble keeping up with him.
Everyone is entitled to be moody once in a while.
A moody person is happy one minute and sad the next.
He can be quite moody.
Helen Moody was noted as a tennis player for not showing any expression on the court.
He’s so moody. You never know if he’s going to be happy; sad; or angry. It’s exhausting!
You're very moody today.
I am a moody person, I'm often unfriendly because I feel angry or unhappy.
You’re so moody – I never know what to expect.
I feel sorry for people who are always moody and never look happy.
Teenagers can be very moody. Once they are happy to talk to you and other times you can't even ask them a question because they sulk.
Our teenage son is moody and bad-tempered.
Although he jokes around a lot, he is, in fact, a very moody person.
John has been moody since this morning.

Anglais mot "kapryśny humorzasty"(moody) se produit dans des ensembles:

module 1 repetytorium

2. fickle


an fickle friend
fickle friends/supporters/weather
She was so fickle in her politics, it was hard to pinpoint her beliefs; one week she would embrace a side, and the next week she would denounce it.
Cats are fickle creatures.
Judy is terribly fickle and often changes her boyfriends.
Her fickle moods make me go crazy!
How can you have trusted someone as fickle as Joan?
The weather is fickle.