gelaunt
in a mood (must be used with an adverb)
English translations
- 01
cheerful
- 02
in good spirits
- 03
jovial
Word details
- German meaning
- Gelaunt bedeutet, in einer bestimmten Stimmung oder Laune zu sein.
- English meaning
- Being in a particular mood or frame of mind.
- Synonym
- gestimmt, aufgelegt
- German example
- Ich bin heute gut gelaunt, weil die Sonne scheint.
- English example
- I'm in a good mood today because the sun is shining.
Related words
- schlecht gelaunt
grump
- missgelaunt
sulky
- missgelaunt
bad-tempered
- missgelaunt
in a bad mood
- missgelaunt
bad-tempered
- gutgelaunt
In a good mood means having a positive mood.
- frohsinnig
Cheerful
- miesepetrig
Grumpy
- mucksch
Grumpy
- missvergnügt
Disgruntled, displeased
- Morgenmuffel
Morning person hater
- vergnügt
Cheerful, joyful, merry
- Miesepeter
Grump
- launig
humorous
- missmutig
Grumpy
- Muffel
Grouch, grump
- griesgrämig
Grumpy
- Griesgram
Grouch
- mürrisch
Grumpy
- brummig
grumpy
- hantig
Grumpy, bad-tempered
- grantig
Grumpy
- übellaunig
Grumpy, Bad-tempered
- knatschig
Grumpy
- sauertöpfisch
sourpuss, grumpy
- stinkig
Smelly, stinky; in a bad mood, angry
- Brummer
A grumbler is colloquially a person who is grumpy or in a bad mood, or a device that makes a deep, humming noise.
- Vermuser
Grouch
- mit dem linken Fuß zuerst aufgestanden sein
To get out of bed on the wrong side
- fidel
The word 'fidel' describes a person who is cheerful, merry, and in good spirits.
- fröhlich
Cheerful means that someone is happy and in a good mood.
Example sentences with “gelaunt”
Er ist heute gut gelaunt. (He is in a good mood today.)
Frequently asked questions
Can I use 'gelaunt' by itself?
No, it must be paired with an adverb like 'gut', 'schlecht', or 'übel'.