/dʒəˈluːzi/ (dʒə-LOO-zee)

Definitions

1. noun

a type of window or sliding panel, typically made of fabric or wood, that allows ventilation and can be opened or closed to control the amount of sunlight entering a room

“The architect designed the living room with large jalousies to let in the ocean breeze.”

2. noun

a feeling of bitter resentment and anger, especially in a romantic relationship, caused by a perceived wrong or injustice

“After seeing his girlfriend flirting with another man, he felt a jalousie that was difficult to overcome.”