envious of — feeling or showing jealousy of someone or something
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: feeling or showing jealousy of someone or something
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈenviəs ʌv/
Korean meaning: ~을 부러워하는, 질투하는
Korean pronunciation: **엔**비어스 어브
Example Sentences
- Tom was envious of his neighbor's swimming pool, especially during the hot summer.
- I'm not envious of celebrities - imagine having paparazzi following you to the bathroom!
- Sarah was envious of her cat's ability to sleep 16 hours a day without any consequences.
envious of
ADJECTIVE//ˈenviəs ʌv//
feeling or showing jealousy of someone or something
feeling or showing jealousy of someone or something
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Envious of success, forgetting previous wins, plotting devious schemes
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Origin
라틴어 'invidiosus'에서 유래되었으며, 'in-(안으로)'과 'videre(보다)'가 합쳐져 '남을 악의적으로 바라보다'는 뜻에서 시작되었습니다.
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“Tom was envious of his neighbor's swimming pool, especially during the hot summer.”
“I'm not envious of celebrities - imagine having paparazzi following you to the bathroom!”
“Sarah was envious of her cat's ability to sleep 16 hours a day without any consequences.”
“He was envious of his colleague's promotion and couldn't hide his disappointment.”
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