vt.垂涎，觊觎，渴望，贪求(尤指别人的东西)

原形：covet第三人称单数：covets过去式：coveted过去分词：coveted现在分词：coveting

All covet all lose.
贪多必失。
Never covet wealth and power.
切勿贪图财富和权力。
He coveted her beauty.
他觊觎她的美色。
It is a sin to covet.
贪得无厌是一种罪恶。
She couldn't help but covet her friend's luxurious lifestyle.
她忍不住觊觎朋友那奢华的生活方式。
He has always coveted the position of CEO in his company.
他一直渴望得到公司CEO的职位。
The thief coveted the diamond necklace on display in the jewelry store.
那小偷觊觎珠宝店里展示的钻石项链。
Many artists covet the recognition and prestige that comes with winning a major art award.
许多艺术家都渴望获得重大艺术奖项所带来的认可和声望。
It's natural to covet what you don't have, but true happiness comes from appreciating what you do have.
渴望自己没有的东西是很自然的，但真正的幸福源自于珍惜已拥有的。
The young athlete coveted the gold medal after years of intense training.
经过多年的艰苦训练，这位年轻运动员渴望获得金牌。
She tried not to covet her sister's success, reminding herself that everyone's path is different.
她尽量不嫉妒姐姐的成功，提醒自己每个人的道路都是不同的。
He couldn't conceal his envy, openly coveting the new car his neighbor had just bought.
他无法掩饰自己的羡慕，公开觊觎邻居刚买的新车。
Many students covet scholarships that would alleviate their financial burden.
许多学生渴望获得能减轻他们经济负担的奖学金。
The collector had long coveted the rare painting, and finally managed to acquire it at an auction.
这位收藏家长期以来一直渴望得到那幅稀有画作，最终在一次拍卖会上成功购得。