gloating
/ˈɡləʊ.tɪŋ/Übersetzung: Substantiv, das die schadenfrohe Freude oder Befriedigung über das Unglück oder Missgeschick eines anderen bezeichnet., Sich selbstgefällig oder schadenfroh über den eigenen Erfolg oder das Missgeschick anderer freuen.
Wortbeziehungen
noun
/ˈɡləʊ.tɪŋ/Существительное, обозначающее чувство злорадного удовлетворения или удовольствия, получаемого от неудачи или несчастья другого человека.
Sustantivo que denota el sentimiento de satisfacción o alegría maliciosa que se experimenta ante el fracaso o la desgracia de otra persona, así como el acto de expresar o mostrar ese regocijo.
Substantif désignant le sentiment de satisfaction ou de plaisir malveillant éprouvé face à l'échec ou au malheur d'autrui.
Substantiv, das die schadenfrohe Freude oder Befriedigung über das Unglück oder Missgeschick eines anderen bezeichnet.
Substantivo que designa o sentimento de satisfação maliciosa ou prazer obtido com o fracasso ou a infelicidade de outra pessoa.
指因他人的失败或不幸而感到的暗自得意或幸灾乐祸的满足感。
اسم يدل على الشعور بمتعة أو ارتياح خفي بسبب مصيبة أو فشل يصيب شخصًا آخر. ويشمل معنى الشماتة والابتهاج بمكروه الغير.
A noun referring to a feeling of malicious satisfaction or pleasure derived from another person's misfortune or failure.
unzählbar
Malicious satisfactionB2informal
A feeling of pleasure or satisfaction derived from someone else's misfortune or failure.
Злорадство
Regodeo malicioso
joie maligne
Schadenfreude
Satisfação maliciosa
幸灾乐祸
الشماتة
- His gloating after the team's loss was unbearable.
- She couldn't hide her gloating when her rival made a mistake.
- The gloating in his voice was obvious to everyone.
Synonymeexultationgleegloatschadenfreudesmugnesstriumph
Antonymecompassionempathypitysympathy
- gloatings plural form
- gloatings' possessive plural form
- gloating's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1
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verb
gloat/ɡloʊt/Глагол, используемый для выражения действия, заключающегося в самодовольном или злорадном смаковании собственного успеха или чужой неудачи.
Verbo que expresa el acto de sentir o manifestar una satisfacción maliciosa o arrogante por el propio éxito o por el fracaso o desgracia de otros.
Verbe exprimant le fait de se réjouir avec suffisance ou malveillance de son propre succès ou de l'échec d'autrui, souvent de manière ostentatoire ou satisfaite.
Sich selbstgefällig oder schadenfroh über den eigenen Erfolg oder das Missgeschick anderer freuen.
Verbo usado para expressar a ação de saborear com satisfação maliciosa o próprio sucesso ou o fracasso alheio, demonstrando prazer egoísta ou vingativo diante da desgraça de outro.
动词,指因自己的成功或他人的失败而感到得意、幸灾乐祸,并带着一种暗自满足或嘲讽的心态去品味、享受这种感觉。
فعل يدل على الشماتة أو التلذذ بمصيبة الآخرين، أو الابتهاج المفرط بالنفس أو بالنجاح على نحو متعجرف.
A verb used to express the act of dwelling on one's own success or another's misfortune with smugness or malicious pleasure.
Show excessive satisfactionB2informal
To feel or express great pleasure or satisfaction about one's own success or another's misfortune, often in a smug or malicious way.
Злорадствовать
Regodearse
Se réjouir avec satisfaction
Schadenfreude empfinden
Sentir satisfação maliciosa
幸灾乐祸
الشماتة
- He gloated over his opponent's defeat.
- She couldn't help gloating about her promotion.
- They gloated when their rival team lost the match.
Synonymeboastbragcrowexultreveltriumph
Antonymecommiserateconsolesympathize
- gloated past participle
- gloated past simple
- gloating present participle
- gloats third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1
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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en
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