妒
dù
Pinyin
Definition
妒
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- to envy (success, talent)
- jealous
妒 (妬)
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- variant of 妒[dù]
Character Decomposition
Idioms (3)
天妒英才
- 1 heaven is jealous of heroic genius (idiom); the great have great hardship to contend with
- 2 those whom the Gods love die young
妒能害贤
- 1 jealous of the able, envious of the clever (idiom)
妒贤忌能
- 1 to envy the virtuous and talented (idiom)
Sample Sentences
她听到她老公外遇,是又嫉妒又生气,便着急地回家找他算账去了。
She was jealous and angry at the news of her husband’s affair, so she hurried home to get even with him.
上台的人可以跟海豹玩亲亲,真叫人羡慕嫉妒恨!
The people who go up on stage can kiss the seals, it really makes you so envious to the point of despising them!
你只是嫉妒他比你帅吧!啊,我的钥匙!在你正在读的这本书下面...
You're just envious that he's better looking than you probably! Ah, my key! It's under this book that you're reading...
刘翔就是比你有本事、有钱。你除了会妒忌,还会什么?
Liu Xiang is more accomplished than you, and richer. What are you good at, besides being jealous?
因为吃醋很酸,所以吃醋也是"忌妒"的意思。
Because vinegar is sour, 'eating vinegar' also means 'to be jealous'.
你很忌妒他。
You're very jealous of him.
前面是著名的“大成殿”。据说皇帝来曲阜祭孔时,当地官员要用布把这些石柱包起来,不敢让皇帝看到。因为这些石柱比皇宫的还漂亮,怕皇帝看了忌妒。
Up ahead is the famous Great Hall. It's said that when the emperor came to the Great Hall, the local officials would use cloth to wrap up these stone pillars and wouldn't dare let the emperor see them. This is because the pillars were more beautiful than the Imperial Palace and they were afraid the emperor would become jealous.