jealousies in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for jealousies in the English»Italian Dictionary

jealousy [Brit ˈdʒɛləsi, Am ˈdʒɛləsi] N

jealousy

gelosia f

jealousy (envy)

invidia f

his petty jealousies

le sue piccole gelosie

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rise above jealousy

mostrarsi superiore a

petty person, jealousy, squabble

meschino

to suffer torments of jealousy, remorse

patire i tormenti della gelosia, del rimorso

to be tormented by jealousy, remorse

essere tormentato or roso dalla gelosia, dal rimorso

kindle desire, passion, jealousy, enthusiasm

accendere, suscitare

smouldering jealousy

divorante, cieco

to smoulder with jealousy

essere divorato, roso da

Translations for jealousies in the Italian»English Dictionary

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gelosia

jealousy verso, nei confronti di: towards

essere roso or tormentato dalla gelosia

to be tormented by jealousy

essere sopraffatto dalla gelosia

to be overcome by or with jealousy

accesso di gelosia

a pang of jealousy

Otello impersona la gelosia

Otello embodies jealousy

il tarlo della gelosia

the pangs of jealousy

jealousies in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for jealousies in the English»Italian Dictionary

jealousy <-ies> [ˈdʒe·lə·si] N

1. jealousy (possessiveness):

jealousy

gelosia f

to be consumed by jealousy

essere consumato dalla gelosia

2. jealousy (envy):

jealousy

invidia f

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to be devoured by jealousy

essere divorato dalla gelosia

obsessive person, jealousy

ossessivo, -a

Translations for jealousies in the Italian»English Dictionary

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macerarsi nel rimorso/nella gelosia

to be consumed with remorse/jealousy

gelosia

jealousy

jealousies Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be devoured by jealousy

essere divorato dalla gelosia

to be consumed by jealousy

essere consumato dalla gelosia

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English

These include the poet's coming to terms with a sense of artistic failure, and jealousies and hatreds that must be faced and expiated.

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What they will do with certainty is they will increase jealousies and rancour within the workplace, and will create false walls between workers.

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This is not the time for petty jealousies or self-pity.

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The film concludes with the protagonists overcoming amorous jealousies which threatened to divide them, and eagerly embarking on a dangerous military task.

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The result is that people poison themselves with neuroses, jealousies and insecurities.

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