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1 jalousie
jalousie [ʒaluzi]feminine noun* * *ʒaluzi1) ( sentiment) jealousy [U] (à l'égard de, envers toward(s))2) ( persienne) ( à lattes verticales) vertical blind; ( à lattes horizontales) Venetian blind3) ( œillet) sweet william* * *ʒaluzi nf1) (= sentiment) jealousy2) (= store) venetian blind* * *jalousie nf1 ( sentiment) jealousy ¢ (à l'égard de, envers towardsGB); susciter des jalousies chez les concurrents to arouse jealousy among competitors; tuer par jalousie to kill out of jealousy;2 Constr ( treillis) jalousie, slatted blind; ( persienne) ( à lattes verticales) vertical blind; ( à lattes horizontales) Venetian blind;[ʒaluzi] nom féminin[possessivité] jealousy
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