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    Celosos (en. Jealous)

    /θeˈlo.sos/ (en España) o /seˈlo.sos/ (en América Latina)

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    One who feels jealousy.
    He is very jealous with his partner.
    Él es muy celoso con su pareja.
    One who harbors jealousy for someone's attention or affection.
    My friends are jealous of my achievements.
    Mis amigos son celosos de mis logros.
    One who manifests jealousy.
    She has become jealous since her ex-boyfriend arrived in town.
    Ella se ha vuelto celosa desde que llegó su exnovio a la ciudad.

    Etymology

    From the Latin 'zelōsus', which means 'jealous'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    brotherly jealousy
    Jealousy that a brother feels towards another.
    celos de hermano
    to be jealous
    To feel jealousy.
    tener celos
    unfounded jealousy
    Jealousy that has no basis.
    celos infundados

    Related Words

    jealousy
    Feeling of envy towards others for what they have.
    celos
    envy
    Discontent with someone else's possessions.
    envidia
    possessiveness
    Tendency to want to possess others.
    posesividad

    Slang Meanings

    To feel rage for something one does not have.
    That girl is always jealous of what her friends have.
    Esa chica siempre está celosa de lo que tienen sus amigas.
    To demand exclusivity in relationships.
    He became very jealous since he started dating her.
    Él se volvió muy celoso desde que empezó a salir con ella.