n.幸灾乐祸

She felt a twinge of Schadenfreude as her rival lost the race.
她在对手输掉比赛时感到一丝幸灾乐祸。
There's a hint of Schadenfreude in his laughter at my misfortune.
他在嘲笑我的不幸时流露出一丝幸灾乐祸。
It's not right to feel Schadenfreude when others fail, but it's human nature.
当别人失败时感到幸灾乐祸是不对的，但这是人的天性。
The crowd couldn't help indulging in a bit of Schadenfreude as they watched the celebrity trip over.
看到名人绊倒，观众们忍不住有些幸灾乐祸。
She experienced a pang of Schadenfreude upon hearing about her ex-boyfriend's breakup.
听说前男友分手后，她心中闪过一阵幸灾乐祸的感觉。
His Schadenfreude was palpable as he gloated over his neighbor's financial troubles.
他看着邻居的经济困境沾沾自喜，他的幸灾乐祸显而易见。
I know it's wrong, but I can't deny feeling a little Schadenfreude when she didn't get the promotion.
我知道这样不对，但我不能否认当她没有得到晋升时我有点幸灾乐祸。
The politician's gaffe during the debate gave his opponents a taste of Schadenfreude.
在辩论中这位政治家的失误让他的对手尝到了一点幸灾乐祸的滋味。
It's difficult to admit, but sometimes we experience Schadenfreude watching others' failures on TV reality shows.
虽然难以启齿，但有时我们在观看电视真人秀中的他人失败时会感受到幸灾乐祸。
Don't let yourself indulge in Schadenfreude; instead, try to empathize with those who are struggling.
不要沉溺于幸灾乐祸，试着去同情那些正在挣扎的人。