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  • состоя́ние

    state, condition

    fortune, wealth

    ability (in 'быть в состоянии'), capacity to do something

    state of mind, mood

  • дух

    spirit

    ghost, spirit, spectre

    mood, spirits, disposition, temper

    courage, heart, spirit

    breath

    smell, scent, odour

  • настрое́ние

    mood, spirits, frame of mind, disposition

  • обстано́вка

    situation, conditions, circumstances

    atmosphere, mood, surroundings

    furnishings, decor, furniture (as a whole)

  • расположе́ние

    location, layout, arrangement, position

    disposition (towards someone), favour, goodwill, liking

    mood, frame of mind

  • настро́й

    mood, spirit, frame of mind

    attitude, mindset, disposition

    tuning

  • пове́ять

    to begin to blow, to blow gently, to spring up (of a breeze)

    to blow for a while, to blow for a bit

    to waft (of a smell or mood), to be felt as a breath

  • настро́иться

    to get in the mood (for), to be in the mood (for), to psych oneself up (for)

    to tune in (to), to be tuned in

  • конъюнкти́в

    subjunctive mood, subjunctive

  • навева́ть

    to blow (in), to waft, to drift (snow)

    to evoke, to bring on, to inspire (a feeling), to put in a mood

    to breathe on, to blow gently on

  • просветле́ние

    enlightenment, illumination, insight

    brightening, clearing up, clear spell

    cheerfulness, brightening of mood

  • мажо́р

    major key, major

    rich kid, spoiled brat, posh boy

    cheerful mood, high spirits

    black marketeer, profiteer

  • заража́ться

    to catch (an illness), to become infected, to contract a disease

    to catch (a mood), to be infected (with enthusiasm)

  • настра́иваться

    to get in the mood, to psych oneself up, to prepare oneself mentally

    to tune in, to be tuned (to a station)

    to be set up, to be configured, to adjust itself

    to tune up, to be tuned

  • наклоне́ние

    inclination or mood (linguistics)

  • настро́енный

    disposed, minded, in the mood

    tuned, in tune

    set, configured, adjusted

  • мо́дус

    modus, mode, manner, type

    mode, transient property

    mood of a syllogism

  • настро́енность

    mood, humour

  • па́смурность

    cloudiness, overcast weather, dullness (of the sky), haziness

    gloominess, dejection, sombre mood

  • позити́в

    positive vibe, positive energy, upbeat mood

    the positive, the good side, upside

    positive, positive image

  • просветля́ть

    to brighten, to lighten, to clear up, to clarify

    to enlighten, to illuminate

    to gladden, to cheer, to brighten (someone's mood)

  • разогре́тый

    warmed-up, reheated, heated

    warmed-up (muscles), limbered up, in the mood (audience)

  • располо́женный

    located, situated, placed

    well-disposed (towards someone), favourably inclined

    in the mood (for), inclined (to do something)

  • разряжа́ть

    to unload (a weapon), to discharge (a battery)

    to ease (tension), to defuse (a situation), to lighten (the mood)

    to dress up smartly, to deck out

  • захороше́ть

    to feel better, to get well, to improve (in health or mood)

  • настро́ивший

    having tuned, having adjusted, having set up

    having disposed, having put in a mood, having inspired

  • угрю́мый

    sullen, morose, grumpy, moody

    gloomy, dismal, bleak

  • угрю́мо

    grumpily, moodily, gloomily

  • неро́вный

    uneven, bumpy, rough

    crooked, not straight, uneven

    irregular, fitful, erratic

    uneven (of temperament), moody

  • капри́зный

    capricious, whimsical, moody, fussy

    fickle, unpredictable, inconstant, temperamental

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