jealousy

英 [ˈdʒeləsi]

美 [ˈdʒeləsi]

n.  忌妒; 妒羡; 羡慕; 羡慕(的言行)

复数：jealousies　

CET6TOEFLGRETEM8法律

BNC.6674 / COCA.8112

牛津词典

noun

• 忌妒；妒羡；羡慕
  a feeling of being jealous
  1. I felt sick with jealousy.
     我羡慕得要死。
  2. sexual jealousy
     性妒忌
• 忌妒，妒羡，羡慕（的言行）
  an action or a remark that shows that a person is jealous
  1. I'm tired of her petty jealousies.
     我厌烦她那小肚鸡肠的忌妒。

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 妒忌；吃醋；小心提防
  Jealousyis the feeling of anger or bitterness which someone has when they think that another person is trying to take a lover or friend, or a possession, away from them.
  1. At first his jealousy only showed in small ways — he didn't mind me talking to other guys.
     起初他的小心眼表现得不是十分明显——他并不介意我和其他男人说话。
• N-UNCOUNT 妒羡；羡慕
  Jealousyis the feeling of anger or bitterness which someone has when they wish that they could have the qualities or possessions that another person has.
  1. Her beauty causes envy and jealousy.
     她的美貌惹来嫉妒和羡慕。

双语例句

• He had not bargained on the mad jealousy which both women developed.
  他没料到这两个女人会嫉妒得发狂。
• He had lain awake all night, tormented by jealousy.
  他彻夜未眠，深受嫉妒的折磨。
• Dull ( dingy) yellow represents caution, decay, sickness, and jealousy.
  暗黄色代表警告、衰落、疾病和嫉妒。
• The letter made her insane with jealousy.
  那封信使她妒忌得发疯。
• Jealousy is a primal emotion.
  嫉妒是最原始的情感。
• He is unselfish and above small jealousy and hatred.
  他毫不自私，没有一点忌妒和怨恨之意。
• Suspicions dispose kings to tyranny and husbands to jealousy.
  猜疑使君王倾向于专制，使丈夫倾向于妒忌。
• It has its source in envy [ jealousy].
  它的根源在于嫉妒。
• Jealousy drives people to murder
  嫉妒驱使人们去杀人。
• Peter's possessions roused his brother's jealousy.
  彼得的财产引起了他弟弟的妒忌。