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covet

/ˈkʌv.ɪt/

Traduction: Verbe exprimant un désir intense de posséder quelque chose qui appartient à autrui, souvent avec envie ou convoitise.

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/ˈkʌv.ɪt/C1formal
  • frVerbe exprimant un désir intense de posséder quelque chose qui appartient à autrui, souvent avec envie ou convoitise.

A verb used to express a strong desire to possess something that belongs to someone else.

  1. Desire something belonging to anotherB2formal

    To wish for or want something that belongs to someone else, often with envy.

    frConvoiter

    • He secretly coveted his neighbor's new car.
    • She coveted the promotion that her colleague received.
    • The old man coveted the young artist's talent.

    Synonymescravedesireenvywant

    Antonymesdisdainforgorelinquishrenouncespurn

  2. Strong desire for somethingC1formal

    To have a strong, often excessive, desire to possess something.

    frConvoiter

    • The king coveted the riches of the neighboring kingdom.
    • Many people covet fame and fortune.
    • She coveted the beautiful jewelry displayed in the shop window.

    Synonymescravedesirewant

    Antonymesdisdainrenouncescorn

Formes
  • coveted past participle
  • coveted past simple
  • coveting present participle
  • covets third person singular
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