单词 | dominant mood |
释义 | dominant mood The end confirms the sense of gravity and foreboding that has been the dominant mood of the speech. Times, Sunday Times His tone contrasted with what has become the dominant mood: never mind prudence, let the spending rip. Times, Sunday Times But the dominant mood was a lighter one. Houston Chronicle This gives the stories powerful traction, but also makes the worlds that they construct relatively thin: colours, textures, weather and noise are rarely noted unless they reinforce the dominant mood. The Times Literary Supplement The dominant mood among the political and media establishment was that such incidents happen. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 |
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