enviable
enviable — 形容詞
- enviablepositive
- more enviablecomparative
- most enviablesuperlative
1. Used to describe something so good or attractive that people feel a desire to ha
令人羨慕的
形容事物極好使人渴望擁有
Used to describe something so good or attractive that people feel a desire to have the same thing or to be in the same position.
Sivan's new apartment has an enviable view of the park and the river.
Sivan 的新公寓擁有令人羨慕的公園與河景。
collocation: enviable view
After years of hard work, the restaurant earned an enviable reputation for its fresh seafood.
經過多年的努力，這家餐廳因新鮮海鮮贏得了令人羨慕的名聲。
collocation: enviable reputation
Ignacio enjoys the enviable position of being able to work from anywhere in the world.
Ignacio 享有令人羨慕的條件，可以在世界上任何地方工作。
The team's enviable record of twenty wins and no losses surprised everyone.
這支隊伍二十勝零敗的令人羨慕的記錄讓所有人感到驚訝。
Indra's enviable collection of rare books drew visitors from other cities.
Indra 令人羨慕的藏書吸引了來自其他城市的訪客。
- desirable
Broader in scope — can refer to anything physically or emotionally wanted; less emotional than enviable.
- coveted
Stronger than enviable — suggests something many people compete for or desperately want, often prestigious or rare.
- sought-after
Focuses on high demand and limited supply, often for products, experts, or services rather than situations.
- unenviable
Direct opposite — describes a situation nobody would want to be in.
- undesirable
Broader opposite — anything not wanted for any reason.
文法句型
enviable + noun
be + enviable
用法筆記
Enviable describes the thing that is wanted (a position, reputation, quality), never the person who wants it. For the person who feels envy, use envious: 'I am envious of her enviable job.'