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1 jealous of
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2 jealous
adj. jaloers; angstvallig, bezorgd[ dzjelləs]♦voorbeelden:jealous of/for • attent op, waakzaam op -
3 jealous of/for
jealous of/forattent op, waakzaam op -
4 Jealous God
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5 jealous guy
jaloerse kerel,afgunstig -
6 jealous husband
jaloerse echtgenoot -
7 jealous wife
jaloerse echtgenote -
8 you must arm against jealous critics
you must arm against jealous criticsEnglish-Dutch dictionary > you must arm against jealous critics
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9 be jealous of
jaloers zijn op, iets begeren wat van een ander is -
10 be jealous of one's rights
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11 getting jealous
jaloers worden (op iemand anders willen lijken,jaloersheid) -
12 made him jealous
maakte hem jaloers -
13 was jealous of
was jaloers op -
14 arm
n. arm--------v. bewapenenarm1[ a:m]2 mouw♦voorbeelden:1 arm in arm • arm in arm, gearmdthe (long) arm of the law • de sterke arm (der wet)at arm's length • op een afstand, op gepaste afstandwithin arm's reach • binnen handbereikan arm of the sea/river • een zeearm/rivierarma list as long as your arm • een ellenlange lijstshe took my arm • zij gaf me een armshe was just a babe in arms • zij was nog maar een baby5 the air force is an important arm of the military forces • de luchtmacht is een belangrijk wapen van de strijdkrachtenII 〈 meervoud〉1 wapenen ⇒ (oorlogs)wapens, bewapening3 wapen ⇒ blazoen, familiewapen♦voorbeelden:lay down (one's) arms • de wapens neerleggenpresent arms • het geweer presenterenunder arms • onder de wapenen2 rise up in arms against • in verzet/het geweer komen tegen————————arm2♦voorbeelden:you must arm against jealous critics • je moet je tegen jaloerse critici wapenenII 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉♦voorbeelden:1 armed with a lot of information • gewapend met/voorzien van een boel informatie2 the bomb was armed • de bom was/werd scherp gesteld
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Jealous — Jeal ous, a. [OE. jalous, gelus, OF. jalous, F. jaloux, LL. zelosus zealous, fr. zelus emulation, zeal, jealousy, Gr. zh^los. See {Zeal}, and cf. {Zealous}.] [1913 Webster] 1. Zealous; solicitous; vigilant; anxiously watchful. [1913 Webster] I… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
jealous — [jel′əs] adj. [ME jelous < OFr gelos < ML zelosus: see ZEAL] 1. very watchful or careful in guarding or keeping [jealous of one s rights] 2. a) resentfully suspicious of a rival or a rival s influence [a husband jealous of other men] b)… … English World dictionary
jealous — (adj.) c.1200, gelus, later jelus (early 14c.), possessive and suspicious, originally in the context of sexuality or romance; in general use late 14c.; also in a more positive sense, fond, amorous, ardent, from c.1300, from O.Fr. jalos keen,… … Etymology dictionary
jealous — ► ADJECTIVE 1) envious of someone else s achievements or advantages. 2) resentful of someone regarded as a sexual rival. 3) fiercely protective of one s rights or possessions: they kept a jealous eye over their interests. 4) (of God) demanding… … English terms dictionary
jealous — I adjective begrudging, competitive, covetous, desiring, desirous, discontented, disposed to envy, dissatisfied, distrustful, doubting, envious, greedy, grudging, invidus, lividus, longing, possessive, rival, suspicious II index resentful,… … Law dictionary
jealous — *envious Analogous words: suspicious, mistrustful (see corresponding nouns at UNCERTAINTY): *doubtful, dubious: vigilant, *watchful, alert: distrusting, mistrusting (see DISTRUST) … New Dictionary of Synonyms
jealous — [adj] desirous; wary anxious, apprehensive, attentive, begrudging, covetous, demanding, doubting, emulous, envious, envying, grabby, grasping, green eyed, grudging, guarded, intolerant, invidious, jaundiced, mistrustful, monopolizing, possessive … New thesaurus
jealous — jeal|ous [ˈdʒeləs] adj [Date: 1200 1300; : Old French; Origin: jelous, from Late Latin zelus; ZEAL] 1.) feeling angry and unhappy because someone has something that you wish you had →↑envious jealous of ▪ Why are you so jealous of his success? ▪… … Dictionary of contemporary English
jealous — jeal|ous [ dʒeləs ] adjective * 1. ) slightly angry because someone else has something you would like, or can do something you would like to do: I expect some of your colleagues will be jealous. jealous of: Other girls were jealous of her good… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
jealous — adjective 1) he was jealous of his sister s popularity Syn: envious, covetous, desirous; resentful, grudging, begrudging, green (with envy) Ant: proud, admiring 2) a jealous lover Syn … Thesaurus of popular words
jealous */ — UK [ˈdʒeləs] / US adjective 1) unhappy because someone has something that you would like or can do something that you would like to do I expect some of your colleagues will be jealous. jealous of: Other girls were jealous of her good looks. 2)… … English dictionary