How is the word jaloux translated from French to English

Qui craint de perdre l'amour ou l'attention de quelqu'un.

Afraid of losing someone's love or attention.

adjective
English translation
jealous

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  • Il devient jaloux quand elle parle à d'autres hommes. He gets jealous when she talks to other men.

  • Je suis envieux de ta nouvelle voiture. I'm jealous of your new car.

  • Ne sois pas jaloux, c'est juste ma cousine. Don't be jealous, she's just my cousin.

  • Tout le monde était envieux quand il a gagné le voyage. Everyone was jealous when he won the trip.

  • Un compagnon jaloux vérifie sans cesse ton téléphone. A jealous partner checks your phone constantly.

  • Es-tu envieux qu'ils aient eu des billets ? Are you jealous that they got tickets?

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FAQ about “jaloux”

How is “jaloux” translated from French?
“jaloux” translates into English as “jealous”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “jaloux” mean?
Meaning of “jaloux”: Qui craint de perdre l'amour ou l'attention de quelqu'un. In English — “jealous”.
What part of speech is “jaloux”?
“jaloux” is an adjective.
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