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1 neidisch
* * *grudging; envious* * *nei|disch ['naidɪʃ] (S Ger, Aus) ['naidɪç]1. adjjealous, enviousauf jdn/etw néídisch sein — to be jealous of sb/sth
etw mit néídischen Blicken betrachten — to look enviously at sth, to cast covetous glances at sth
2. advjealously, enviouslyetw néídisch kommentieren — to make envious comments about sth
* * *(feeling or showing envy: I'm envious of her talents.) envious* * *nei·disch[ˈnaidɪʃ]nei·dig[ˈnaidɪç]SÜDD, ÖSTERRI. adj jealous, envious▪ \neidisch sein/werden to be/become jealous [or envious]▪ auf jdn \neidisch sein/werden to be/become jealous [or envious] of sb, to envy sbII. adv jealously, enviously, with envy [or jealousy]* * *1.Adjektiv envious2.auf jemanden/etwas neidisch sein — be envious of somebody/something
adverbial enviously* * *neidisch adj envious, jealous (auf +akk of)* * *1.Adjektiv envious2.auf jemanden/etwas neidisch sein — be envious of somebody/something
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2 Neider
* * *der Neidergrudger; envier* * *Nei|der ['naidɐ]1. m -s, -,Néí|de|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nenenvious or jealous personihre/seine etc Néíder — those who envy her/him etc
* * *Nei·der(in)<-s, ->m(f) jealous [or envious] person* * *der; Neiders, Neider: envious person* * *viele Neider haben be the envy of many* * *der; Neiders, Neider: envious person* * *- m.one who is envious n.one who is jealous n. -
3 Neidhammel
m umg., pej. envious ( oder jealous) person* * *Neid|ham|melm (inf)jealous or envious person* * *Neid·ham·melm (fam) jealous [or envious] persondu alter \Neidhammel! you're just jealous!* * ** * ** * *der (salopp abwertend) envious sod (sl.) -
4 neidig
nei|disch ['naidɪʃ] (S Ger, Aus) ['naidɪç]1. adjjealous, enviousauf jdn/etw néídisch sein — to be jealous of sb/sth
etw mit néídischen Blicken betrachten — to look enviously at sth, to cast covetous glances at sth
2. advjealously, enviouslyetw néídisch kommentieren — to make envious comments about sth
* * *nei·disch[ˈnaidɪʃ]nei·dig[ˈnaidɪç]SÜDD, ÖSTERRI. adj jealous, envious▪ \neidig sein/werden to be/become jealous [or envious]▪ auf jdn \neidig sein/werden to be/become jealous [or envious] of sb, to envy sbII. adv jealously, enviously, with envy [or jealousy] -
5 beneiden
v/t envy; jemanden um oder wegen etw.beneiden envy s.o. s.th.; sie beneidet mich um meine neue Wohnung auch she’s envious of my new flat (Am. apartment); ich beneide ( dich um) deine Geduld I envy your patience, I wish I had your patience; er / sie ist zu beneiden (he’s a) lucky man / (she’s a) lucky woman; er ist nicht zu beneiden I wouldn’t like to be in his shoes, he’s not to be envied* * *to grudge; to envy; to begrudge* * *be|nei|den ptp beneidetvtto envyer ist nicht zu benéíden — I don't envy him
* * *be·nei·den *vter ist nicht zu \beneiden I don't envy him, he is not to be envied* * *transitives Verb envy; be envious ofdu bist [nicht] zu beneiden — I [don't] envy you
* * *beneiden v/t envy;wegen etwbeneiden envy sb sth;er/sie ist zu beneiden (he’s a) lucky man/(she’s a) lucky woman;er ist nicht zu beneiden I wouldn’t like to be in his shoes, he’s not to be envied* * *transitives Verb envy; be envious ofdu bist [nicht] zu beneiden — I [don't] envy you
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6 missgünstig
Adj. (neidisch) envious, jealous; (böswillig) malevolent* * *grudging* * *mịss|güns|tig1. adjenvious ( auf +acc of)2. advenviously* * *miss·güns·tigRR, miß·gün·stigALT[ˈmɪsgʏnstɪç]I. adj resentful, enviousII. adv resentfully, enviously* * *1.Adjektiv resentful2.adverbial resentfully* * ** * *1.Adjektiv resentful2.adverbial resentfully -
7 neiderfüllt
I Adj. filled with envy, enviousII Adv. (filled) with envy, enviously* * *neid|er|füllt [-|ɛɐfʏlt]1. adjBlick filled with or full of envy, envious, jealous2. advenviouslynéíderfüllt auf jdn blicken — to look at sb enviously or jealously
* * *neid·er·füllt[ˈnaidɛɐ̯fʏlt]II. adv jealously, enviously* * *A. adj filled with envy, enviousB. adv (filled) with envy, enviously -
8 scheel
umg.* * *[ʃeːl]1. adj1) (old = schielend) cross-eyed2) (= missgünstig) envious, jealous; (= abschätzig) disparagingein schééler Blick — a dirty look
2. advjdn schéél ansehen — to give sb a dirty look
* * *[ʃe:l]1. (geringschätzig) contemptuous2. (missbilligend) disapproving3. (missgünstig) malevolent4. (misstrauisch) suspicious5. (neidisch) envious, jealousII. advjdn \scheel ansehen to eye sb [contemptuously/disapprovingly/malevolently/ suspiciously/enviously/jealously]* * *1. 2.* * *scheel umgB. adv:jemanden scheel ansehen look askance at sb* * *1. 2. -
9 Neid
m; -(e)s, kein Pl. envy ( auf jemanden: of, etw.: at); (Missgunst) jealousy; aus ( purem) Neid out of (sheer) envy; grün oder gelb vor Neid green with envy; vor Neid vergehen oder erblassen oder umg. platzen be eaten up ( oder consumed) with envy; das muss ihm der Neid lassen you have to hand it to him; das ist nur der Neid der Besitzlosen umg. he’s etc. just jealous because he etc. hasn’t got one; blass* * *der Neidenvy; jealousy; enviousness* * *[nait]m - (e)s[-dəs] no pl envy, jealousy ( auf +acc of)aus Néíd — out of envy or jealousy
der Néíd der Besitzlosen (inf) — sour grapes (inf)
nur kein Néíd! — don't be envious or jealous!
grün ( und gelb) vor Néíd (inf) — green with envy
or vergehen — to die of envy
See:* * *(a feeling of discontent at another's good fortune or success: She could not conceal her envy of me / at my success.) envy* * *<-[e]s>[ˈnait]nur kein \Neid! don't be jealous!purer \Neid pure [or plain] jealousy[jds] \Neid erregen to make sb jealous [or envious], to arouse sb's [or cause] jealousy, to arouse [or stir up] sb's envyjdm schaut der \Neid aus den Augen envy is written all over sb's facevor \Neid (fam) with envyvor \Neid erblassen (form)vor \Neid platzen können to go green with envy▶ das muss jdm der \Neid lassen (fam) you've got to hand it to sb, you have to say that much for sb fam* * *der; Neid[e]s envy; jealousyvor Neid platzen — (ugs.) die of envy (coll.)
gelb od. grün vor Neid werden, vor Neid erblassen — turn or go green with envy
das muss der Neid ihr lassen — (ugs.) you've got to give her that; you've got to say that much for her
* * *aus (purem) Neid out of (sheer) envy;gelb vor Neid green with envy;erblassen oder umgdas muss ihm der Neid lassen you have to hand it to him;das ist nur der Neid der Besitzlosen umg he’s etc just jealous because he etc hasn’t got one; → blass* * *der; Neid[e]s envy; jealousyvor Neid platzen — (ugs.) die of envy (coll.)
gelb od. grün vor Neid werden, vor Neid erblassen — turn or go green with envy
das muss der Neid ihr lassen — (ugs.) you've got to give her that; you've got to say that much for her
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11 neidisch
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12 neidvoll
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13 Neiderin
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14 vergönnen
v/t grant; es war mir vergönnt, es zu sehen etc. I had the privilege of seeing it etc.; es war ihm nicht vergönnt, es zu sehen etc. it was not for him to see it etc., he was not (meant) to see it etc.; jemandem etw. nicht vergönnen begrudge s.o. s.th.; mögen euch noch viele schöne Jahre vergönnt sein! may you have many more years of happiness!* * *ver|gọ̈n|nen ptp vergö\#nntvt (geh)es war ihr noch vergönnt, das zu sehen — she was granted the privilege of seeing it
diese Freude war ihm noch/nicht vergönnt — fate granted/did not grant him this pleasure
* * *ver·gön·nen *vt▪ jdm etw \vergönnen to grant sb sthdu vergönnst einem keinen Moment Ruhe! you don't grant a person a single moment's peace!▪ [jdm] vergönnt sein to be granted [to sb]vielleicht sind mir in drei Monaten ein paar Tage Urlaub vergönnt perhaps in three months I will be granted a few days holiday▪ [jdm] vergönnt sein, etw zu tun to be granted to sb to do sth▪ [jdm] etw \vergönnen to begrudge sb sthdie neidischen Kollegen vergönnten ihr den Erfolg her envious colleagues begrudged her her success* * *transitives Verb grant* * *vergönnen v/t grant;es war mir vergönnt, es zu sehen etc I had the privilege of seeing it etc;es war ihm nicht vergönnt, es zu sehen etc it was not for him to see it etc, he was not (meant) to see it etc;jemandem etwas nicht vergönnen begrudge sb sth;mögen euch noch viele schöne Jahre vergönnt sein! may you have many more years of happiness!* * *transitives Verb grant -
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18 Neid
nur kein \Neid! don't be jealous!;purer \Neid pure [or plain] jealousy;[jds] \Neid erregen to make sb jealous [or envious], to arouse sb's [or cause] jealousy, to arouse [or stir up] sb's envy;jdm schaut der \Neid aus den Augen envy is written all over sb's face;vor \Neid ( fam) with envy;vor \Neid erblassen ( form);vor \Neid platzen können to go green with envyWENDUNGEN: -
19 Neider
Nei·der(in) <-s, -> m(f)jealous [or envious] person -
20 neiderfüllt
neid·er·füllt [ʼnaidɛɐ̭fʏlt] adj
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