Jealous in spanish

Celoso

pronunciation: θeloʊsoʊ part of speech: adjective
In gestures
celoso

jealous = envidioso, celoso. 

Example: They seemed neither surprised nor jealous that she was appointed acting director.

more:

» feel + jealous = tener celos.

Example: The main cause for feeling jealous is having doubts about one's abilities or skills.

» feel + jealous = sentir envidia.

Example: It is very common for women to feel jealous of each other's physique, success and relationships.

» get + jealous = ponerse celoso, encelarse.

Example: When guys get jealous, it's actually kinda cute but when girls get jealous it's World War III.

» make + Nombre + jealous = dar celos, poner celoso.

Example: The best way of doing this is by making him jealous, and the best way of making any boy jealous is to be seen with another boy.

» make + Nombre + jealous = dar envidia.

Example: It made her jealous how much he could eat and not gain weight.

Jealous synonyms

envious in spanish: envidioso, pronunciation: enviəs adjectivecovetous in spanish: codicioso, pronunciation: kʌvətəs adjectivedesirous in spanish: deseoso, pronunciation: dɪzaɪrəs adjectivedistrustful in spanish: desconfiado, pronunciation: dɪstrʌstfəl adjectivegreen-eyed in spanish: ojos verdes, pronunciation: grinjeɪ adjectiveoverjealous in spanish: demasiado celoso, pronunciation: oʊvɜrdʒeləs adjective
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