dizzy

释义

adj.（使人）眩晕的; 愚蠢的v.使眩晕; 使困惑

大小写变形: Dizzy

词态变化

比较级 :   dizzier ; 最高级 :   dizziest ; 副词 :   dizzily ; 名词 :   dizziness ;

实用场景例句

The throbbing in her skull persisted, leaving her somewhat dizzy and confused...

她的头还在抽痛，让她感到有些眩晕和迷茫。

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The room spun around him, making him feel dizzy.

房间在他周围旋转，使他感到头晕。

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She earned acclaim by playing dizzy blonde roles that lacked focus.

她因扮演注意力不集中的迷糊金发角色而赢得赞誉。

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A charmingly dizzy great-grandmother with a whimsical mind.

一位迷人又晕头转向、心思古怪的曾祖母。

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The abrupt climb left her feeling dizzy, compelling her to grip firmly with all her might.

骤然攀升让她感到眩晕，迫使她用尽全力紧紧握住。

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She climbed to the dizzy heights of being the CEO's top aide.

她攀升到了首席执行官首席助理这一令人眩晕的高位。

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a silly brunette

一个傻乎乎的棕发女孩

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The dizzy climb to the peak

爬到山顶时令人眩晕的攀登

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The dizzy heights of the mountain made her heart race.

那令人眩晕的山顶高度让她的心跳加速。

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I experience dizzy episodes (= brief moments when I feel dizzy).

我经历过短暂的眩晕发作。

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Standing too quickly made me feel dizzy.

站得太快让我感到头晕。

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She looked pale and dizzy.

她看起来脸色苍白、头晕。

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He turned dizzy or something and fell out.

他也许是因为头晕而离开了.

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Lao Li has a lack of blood flow to the head, and often feels dizzy.

老李患上了脑缺血, 时常头晕.

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I feel a dizzy spell.

我感到一阵头晕.

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And she began to feel dizzy and fell off the rafter.

她开始觉得头晕了就从屋梁上掉了下来.

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Riding on a carousel makes you feel dizzy.

乘旋转木马使你头晕.

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Why don't you pack in when you feel dizzy?

你觉得头晕时,为什么不停止工作?

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The pills made him dizzy . All the same he has bought some more.

那些药使他头晕, 尽管如此,他又再买了一些.

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The past decade has seen the advances in cumputer science and technology a dizzy pace.

过去的十年目睹了计算机科学与技术以令人目眩的速度飞速进展.

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She began to feel dizzy.

她开始感觉眩晕.

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The idea of drinking any kind of liquor in this heat made Mr. Thompson dizzy.

一想起在这样热的天气里喝任何一种烈酒,汤普生先生就觉得昏昏然.

辞典例句

When you spin round round, and stop suddenly, you feel dizzy.

当你旋转再旋转并且突然停止, 你会感觉晕眩.

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真题例句

The supervisor of the laboratory is beginning to get headaches and dizzy spells because she says it's dangerous to breathe some of the chemical smoke there.

出自-2011年6月听力原文

They may also feel dizzy and light-headed.

出自-2012年12月听力原文

英英释义

Verb

1. make dizzy or giddy;

"a dizzying pace"

Adjective

1. having or causing a whirling sensation; liable to falling;

"had a dizzy spell"

"a dizzy pinnacle"

"had a headache and felt giddy"

"a giddy precipice"

"feeling woozy from the blow on his head"

"a vertiginous climb up the face of the cliff"

2. lacking seriousness; given to frivolity;

"a dizzy blonde"

"light-headed teenagers"

"silly giggles"