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1. (v.t.) begrudge
to envy or resent the pleasure or good fortune of:
She begrudged her friend the award.
2. begrudge
to be reluctant to give, grant, or allow:
She did not begrudge the money spent on her children.
Etymology: (1350–1400)
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| Definition of 'begrudge' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (verb) envy, begrudge
be envious of; set one's heart on
2. (verb) begrudge, resent
wish ill or allow unwillingly
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| Definition of 'begrudge' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (verb) begrudge
to grudge; to envy the possession of
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Sense: to envy (someone something)
I begrudge him his success.
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 Afrikaans: beny, misgun |
 Arabic: يَحْسِدُ |
 Bulgarian: завиждам |
 Brazilian: invejar |
 Czech: závidět |
 German: mißgönnen |
 Danish: misunde |
 Greek: φθονώ κπ., κτ. |
 Spanish: envidiar |
 Estonian: kadestama |
 Farsi: غبطه خوردن |
 Finnish: kadehtia |
 French: envier (qqch.à qqn) |
 Hebrew: לְקָנֵא |
 Hindi: ईर्ष्या करना |
 Croatian: zavidjeti |
 Hungarian: irigyel |
 Indonesian: iri |
 Icelandic: öfunda |
 Italian: invidiare |
 Japanese: ねたむ |
 Korean: 시기하다 |
 Lithuanian: pavydėti |
 Latvian: nenovēlēt; noskaust |
 Malay: berasa iri hati |
 Dutch: misgunnen |
 Norwegian: misunne; ikke unne |
 Polish: zazdrościć |
 Persian: غبطه خوردن |
 Pashto: رخه كولو حسوړل |
 Portuguese: invejar |
 Romanian: a invidia |
 Russian: завидовать |
 Slovak: nepriať |
 Slovenian: zavidati |
 Serbian: zavideti |
 Swedish: missunna |
 Thai: อิจฉาในสิ่งที่คนอื่นมี |
 Turkish: kıskanmak, gözü olmak |
 Taiwanese: 妒忌 |
 Ukrainian: заздрити |
 Urdu: رشک کرنا ، |
 Vietnamese: ghen tị |
 Chinese: 妒忌 |
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