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jealous

/ˈdʒel.əs/

Traduction: Éprouvant ou manifestant de l'envie envers quelqu'un, ses réalisations ou ses avantages, ou ressentant de la jalousie par crainte de perdre l'affection d'une personne.

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adjective

/ˈdʒel.əs/A2formal
  • frÉprouvant ou manifestant de l'envie envers quelqu'un, ses réalisations ou ses avantages, ou ressentant de la jalousie par crainte de perdre l'affection d'une personne.

Feeling or showing envy of someone or their achievements and advantages.

  1. Envious of othersA2formal

    Feeling or showing resentment or envy towards someone's achievements, advantages, or possessions.

    frJaloux (envieux)

    • She was jealous of her friend's new car.
    • He felt jealous when his colleague got the promotion.
    • Don't be jealous of others' success; focus on your own goals.

    Synonymescovetousenviousgreen-eyedresentfulwishful

    Antonymescontentsatisfiedunresentful

  2. Possessive in relationshipsB1formal

    Feeling or showing suspicion or resentment towards someone's romantic or social relationships.

    frjaloux (possessif en amitié/amour)

    • He gets jealous when his girlfriend talks to other men.
    • Her jealous behavior drove her partner away.
    • Jealous arguments often lead to misunderstandings in relationships.

    Synonymesdistrustfulinsecurepossessivesuspicious

    Antonymessecuretrusting

Formes
  • more jealous comparative form
  • most jealous superlative form
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