envidia
/emˈbidja/, [ẽmˈbi.ð̞ja]envy
Noun envidia f (plural envidias)
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envy
Verb envidia
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Third-person singular (él, ella, also used with usted) present indicative form of envidiar.
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Informal second-person singular (tú) affirmative imperative form of envidiar.
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Sentir envidia es pecado.
To feel envy is a sin.
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Probablemente Dios en el cielo tiene envidia de mí ahora mismo.
God up there is probably jealous of me right now.
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Ella tenía envidia de la buena fortuna de su vecino.
She was jealous of her neighbor's good fortune.
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Tu éxito me provoca envidia.
Your success makes me envious.
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Él tenía envidia de mi éxito.
He envied my success.
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Él tenía envidia de su estilo de vida.
He was envious of his way of living.
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Me das envidia porque tienes un buen jefe.
I'm envious of you because you have a good boss.
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El odio no aparece sencillamente de la nada, comúnmente sale de la envidia o el miedo.
Hatred doesn't just appear out of thin air, it usually starts from envy or fear.
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Envidia a todos sus amigos.
He envies all his friends.
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Los siete pecados capitales son: la vanidad, la envidia, la avaricia, la ira, la lujuria, la gula y la pereza.
The seven deadly sins are: pride, envy, greed, anger, lust, gluttony and sloth.
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