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羡慕 (xiànmù) is typically used in informal contexts. This word is used to express admiration or envy of someone or something, usually in a casual or informal setting. It is not typically used in formal contexts, as there are other words that are more appropriate for formal situations.
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羡慕 (xiànmù) is used to express admiration or envy of someone or something. For example, one might say: 我羡慕 (wǒ xiànmù) 他的成功 (tā de chénggōng) - I envy his success.
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1. 妒忌 (dù jì): to be jealous of, to be envious of.
2. 向往 (xiàng wǎng): to yearn for, to long for.
3. 憧憬 (chōng jǐng): to have a longing for, to have a desire for.
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