英语释义

1. hostile toward a rival or one believed to enjoy an advantage envious
His success made his old friends jealous. They were jealous of his success.

2. intolerant of rivalry or unfaithfulness
jealous of the slightest interference in household management
— Havelock Ellis

3. disposed to suspect rivalry or unfaithfulness
a jealous husband

4. vigilant in guarding a possession
new colonies were jealous of their new independence
— Scott Buchanan

5. feeling or showing an unhappy or angry desire to have what someone else has

6. feeling or showing unhappiness or anger because you think that someone you love (such as your husband or wife) likes or is liked by someone else

7. very concerned about protecting or keeping something

8. feeling anger because of the belief that a loved one might be unfaithful
a jealous husband

9. feeling a mean anger toward someone because he or she is more successful

10. careful sense 1, watchful
We are jealous of our rights.

片语

envy嫉妒，妒忌；羡慕

green-eyed monster嫉妒

英汉例句

• i guess may be you think what i write to you belong us i have sent to other people, and you don「t want to share with other people, but may be you need to admit you are jealousness .

  我猜想可能是你想我写信给你是属于我们两个的，我发送给其他人，你不想跟其他人分享，但可能是有时你我不得不承认你是在吃醋。

• you are not a little boy, you should know that jealousness is not a good stuff.

  你不是个小男孩了，你应该知道，吃醋并不好。

• results two male host jealousness borne the conflict, the landlord daughter died to under threat to resolve conflicts, comedy and eventually.

  结果两个男主人争风吃醋发生沖突，在房东女儿的以死威胁下矛盾得以化解，喜剧而终。

• sometimes, ugliness, lowliness and jealousness are ink of soul, even if you despise them you」ll have got nothing about beauty.

  有时候，丑陋、卑微和妒忌，是灵魂的墨迹，即使鄙视也要承认它是美的色底。

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