envy
/ˈenvɪ; `ɛnvɪ/ n[U]
1 ~ (of sb); ~ (at/of sth) feeling of discontent caused by sb else's good fortune or success, esp when one wishes this for oneself 忌妒; 羡慕
He couldn't conceal his envy of me/envy at my success. 他遮掩不住对我的忌妒[对我的成就的忌妒].
His new car excited their envy. 他们很羡慕他的新汽车.
They only say such unkind things about you out of envy, ie because they are full of envy. 他们纯粹出於忌妒才说你这些坏话.
2 (idm 习语) the envy of sb thing that causes sb to feel envy 令人忌妒或羡慕的事物
Her many talents were the envy of all her friends. 她多才多艺, 所有的朋友都很羡慕她.
He's the envy of the whole street. 整条街的人都很羡慕他. Cf 参看 jealousy.
envy / ˈenvɪ; `ɛnvɪ/ v (pt, pp envied) [Tn, Dn.n]
feel envy of (sb) or at (sth) 忌妒或羡慕（某人[某事物]）: I envy you. 我羡慕你.
I have always envied your good luck. 我一直羡慕你运气好.
I don't envy him his money problems, ie I'm happy I don't have them. 我庆幸自己没有他那些金钱的麻烦.