jealous

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jealous
Błędnie: Theodora was jealous about Zeno’s position at the court, so she had him tortured and executed as soon as she could. Poprawnie: Theodora was jealous of Zeno’s position at the court, so she had him tortured and executed as soon as she could. Słowo ‘jealous’ znaczy „zazdrosny” i łączy się z przyimkiem ‘of’, np. ‘I was jealous of his brillant career’ („Byłem zazdrosny o jego błyskotliwą karierę”).

jealous

[WYMOWA: From the Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary at www.Merriam-Webster.com]

Błędnie: Theodora was jealous about Zeno’s position at the court, so she had him tortured and executed as soon as she could.
Poprawnie: Theodora was jealous of Zeno’s position at the court, so she had him tortured and executed as soon as she could.

Słowo ‘jealous’ znaczy „zazdrosny” i łączy się z przyimkiem ‘of’, np. ‘I was jealous of his brillant career’ („Byłem zazdrosny o jego błyskotliwą karierę”).