心情
xīn qíng
mood
The Chinese word '心情' carries a similar meaning to 'mood' in English. It is used to express the emotional state or feelings of an individual at a particular time. It can reflect a positive(happy, peaceful) or negative(angry, sad) state. The term is used in daily conversations or written Chinese and can be influenced by personal experiences or environment.
Example sentences using: 心情
我的心情很好。
wǒ de xīn qíng hěn hǎo
My mood is very good.
This sentence is used when someone is in a good mood and feeling happy.
他的心情一直很糟糕。
tā de xīn qíng yī zhí hěn zāo gāo
His mood has been bad all the time.
In this context, the mood being referred to has consistently been negative or unhappy for a period of time.
你为什么心情这么不好？
nǐ wèi shén me xīn qíng zhè me bù hǎo
Why is your mood so bad?
This sentence is generally used when you notice that someone is in a bad mood and you are curious about the reason.
今天的心情不错。
jīn tiān de xīn qíng bù cuò
The mood is pretty good today.
This phrase is commonly used to express feeling good or being in a good mood on a particular day.
他将一切心情都写进日记里。
tā jiāng yī qiè xīn qíng dū xiě jìn rì jì lǐ
He wrote all his feelings into the diary.
This sentence indicates that the person records all emotions, whether good or bad, in a diary.
由于失败，他的心情低落。
yóu yú shī bài, tā de xīn qíng dī luò
Due to failure, his mood is low.
The sentence is used when someone's mood is low due to some kind of failure or setback.
好消息令他心情愉快。
hǎo xiāo xi lìng tā xīn qíng yú kuài
Good news makes him happy.
In this context, good news has lifted someone's spirits, resulting in a good mood.
她的心情很复杂。
tā de xīn qíng hěn fù zá
Her mood is very complicated.
Often utilized when emotions are mixed or when feeling conflicted, this signifies a complex or confusing emotional state.
因为他的突然离去，我心情沉重。
yīn wèi tā de tū rán lí qù, wǒ xīn qíng chén zhòng
Because of his sudden departure, my mood is heavy.
The sentence is used when an unexpected event causes to feel a significant emotional weight or sadness.
如果你心情好，所有的事情看起来都会很美。
rú guǒ nǐ xīn qíng hǎo, suǒ yǒu de shì qíng kàn qǐ lái dōu huì hěn měi
If you are in a good mood, everything looks beautiful.
This statement is often used to suggest that one's mood strongly influences their perspective on things.