Translation for "moody" to spanish

Moody

adjective

• de humor cambiante

Translation examples

de humor cambiante adjective

The fan had human qualities – she was coy, moody and unpredictable.
El ventilador tenía cualidades humanas (era reticente, de humor cambiante e impredecible).

She was also moody and defeatable, as both of them could be, and at some point she tended to accept defeat and destiny, which I have never done.
Era, asimismo, de humor cambiante, y se le podía vencer —como a nuestros padres—, y en un momento dado tendía a aceptar la derrota y el destino, cosa que yo no he hecho jamás.

He was a silent, moody boy, and there was an air of truculent, rather unlovable superiority in his pale square handsome face and in those big calm brooding wide-apart brown eyes.
Era un chico silencioso, de humor cambiante, con un aire de desagradable y agresiva superioridad, que se dibujaba en su cara proporcionada, pálida y hermosa, y en esos ojos suyos de color castaño, tranquilos y pensativos, muy separados entre sí.

dependent on women, absent-minded, moody, less and less able (so he thought as he shaved) to understand why Clarissa couldn't simply find them a lodging and be nice to Daisy; introduce her.
de­pendiente de las mujeres, distraído, de humor cambiante, cada vez más incapaz (eso pensaba mientras se afeitaba) de comprender por qué Clarissa no podía sencillamente buscar­les un alojamiento y ser amable con Daisy, presentarla.

Wherever she went, she was the center of attention, the gorgeous, soulful woman with the long black hair and the hooded cloaks and the clattering Mexican jewelry—moody, generous, loyal, her head full of dreams.
Dondequiera que iba, era el centro de atención: una mujer espléndida, enternecedora, de larga cabellera negra, envuelta en mantos con capucha y tintineantes joyas mexicanas, de humor cambiante, generosa, leal, la cabeza llena de sueños.

Worse still, the ditch of water we were crossing was treacherous, a notorious ship-swallower: eight and a half kilometers of moody, changeable sea, its floor fanned with greening wrecks and sailors’ bones and, lurking somewhere in the fathoms-deep darkness, our enemies.
Peor aún, el canal marítimo que estábamos cruzando era traicionero, famoso por haber engullido montones de barcos: ocho kilómetros y medio de mar temperamental y de humor cambiante, su lecho repleto de verdosos restos de naufragios y huesos de marineros y, acechando en la impenetrable y profunda oscuridad, nuestros enemigos.