jealous in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for jealous in the English»French Dictionary

jealous [Brit ˈdʒɛləs, Am ˈdʒɛləs] ADJ (all contexts)

jealous

jaloux/-ouse (of de)

to feel jealous

être jaloux

to make sb jealous

rendre qn jaloux

to keep a jealous eye on sth

surveiller qc d'un œil jaloux

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he's pathologically jealous/mean

sa jalousie/son avarice est pathologique

to be insanely jealous

être fou/folle de jalousie

murderously jealous, suspicious

farouchement

madly amusing, exciting, extravagant, jealous

follement

Translations for jealous in the French»English Dictionary

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jaloux (jalouse)

jealous (de of)

jaloux (jalouse)

jealous man/woman

faire des jaloux

to make people jealous

être jaloux comme un tigre

to be extremely jealous

faire des envieux

to make people jealous

jalouser

to be jealous of

se jalouser

to be jealous of one another

être jaloux comme un tigre

to be insanely jealous

être d'une jalousie maladive

to be pathologically jealous

jealous in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for jealous in the English»French Dictionary

jealous [ˈdʒeləs] ADJ

1. jealous (envious):

jealous

jaloux(-ouse)

to be jealous of sb/sth

être jaloux de qn/qc

2. jealous (protective):

to keep a jealous watch over sb

surveiller qn d'un œil jaloux

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jealous frenzy

jalousie f aveugle

Translations for jealous in the French»English Dictionary

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jaloux de qn

jealous of sb

être jaloux de sa réputation

to be jealous of one's reputation

jaloux (-ouse)

jealous person

faire des jaloux

to make people jealous

jalouser qn

to be jealous of sb

se jalouser

to be jealous of each other

être d'un naturel jaloux/timide

to be naturally jealous/shy

regarder qn d'un œil envieux/méchant

to give someone a jealous/malicious look

jealous Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be jealous of sb/sth

être jaloux de qn/qc

to keep a jealous watch over sb

surveiller qn d'un œil jaloux

jealous frenzy

jalousie f aveugle

to be jealous of one's reputation

être jaloux de sa réputation

to give someone a jealous/malicious look

regarder qn d'un œil envieux/méchant

to be jealous of each other

se jalouser

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

He has rivals within and outside the office, jealous of his success.

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Society is jealous of those who remain away from it, and will come knocking at the door.

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A man in the cast had been jealous of her success and had caused her to be sent away.

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He is a miser, and as such is quite a jealous man.

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She appears to get jealous when the bus receives more attention than she does.

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He tells her that yesterday he was a jealous man but today he is just lonely fool.

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But she becomes jealous of her daughter's success and makes sure she ruins her second audition.

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As they grew up, he was secretly jealous of his brother's position as pharaoh, considering himself the true power behind the throne.

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He suspected that a salad which he had eaten had been poisoned by jealous rivals.

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She was persuaded by her jealous sisters to discover his identity by holding a lamp to his face as he slept.

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