enviable 的定义
- worthy of envy; very desirable: an enviable position.
enviable 近义词
desired, blessed
更多enviable例句
- Ben Smith has an enviable view of the current media landscape.
- So regardless of the health of Newsom’s own political career, he has the enviable — and extremely rare — opportunity to shape California politics for years to come.
- Moreover, by showcasing that skill while under lockdown, Swift was only further emphasizing her enviable work ethic.
- For any company that finds itself in the enviable position of being ahead of the curve at the moment, it’s critical to capitalize on the opportunity and plan for long-term success, especially during this unprecedented and volatile period.
- In general, there has been a backlash against the perceived elites, those in power, who have had enviable quarantines — and lives.
- Which makes her all that much more enviable—we were already jonesing after her killer career.
- Whole Foods has an enviable stomach- and wallet-share among consumers of high-end grocers.
- A god is an enviable creature who is more than you could ever be.
- The quartet seems to be dealing with their respective emotional turmoil with enviable zippy wit.
- A political novice—this is her first elective office—she brings an enviable track record of succeeding against great odds.
- Are they not an indication of happiness, and is not that an enviable possession?
- Bear in mind that the reputation of being the "late Mr. Smith" is not enviable.
- Why then, my friend, should you not possess this enviable blessing?
- Well, I am not going to deny that it is a privilege—a most enviable one.
- Nor was the finishing of their testimony, in the eyes of the world, enviable.