dizzy
US
UK dizzy adj: (feeling vertiginous)
SC 头昏的 tóu hūn de
TC 頭昏的
TC 頭昏的
SC 眩晕的 tóu hūn de ，xuàn yūn de
TC 眩暈的
TC 眩暈的
SC 头晕目眩的 tóu hūn de ，tóu yūn mù xuàn de
Robert was dizzy after spinning around in circles.
罗伯特转了几圈之后头晕目眩。
dizzy adj: figurative, slang (silly, unintelligent)
SC 笨的 bèn de
SC 傻的 bèn de ，shǎ de
SC 蠢的 bèn de ，chǔn de
Ann is very nice, but she's a bit dizzy sometimes.
安人很好，不过有时有点笨。
dizzy adj: (causing vertigo)
SC 眩晕的 xuàn yūn de
TC 眩暈的
TC 眩暈的
SC 头昏脑涨的
The dizzy height of the cliff made Glenn's head spin.
峭壁令人晕眩的高度让格伦头昏。
dizzy adj: figurative (bewildered)
SC 头昏脑胀的 tóu hūn nǎo zhàng de
After the lecture, I was dizzy from trying to take in all the facts.
dizzy [sb] vtr: (make dizzy)
SC 使眩晕的
TC 使眩暈的
TC 使眩暈的
SC 使头昏脑涨的
The speed we were travelling at dizzied me.
行进的速度太快了，搞得我头晕脑胀的。
dizzy spell n: (attack of vertigo) (疾病，多与心脏病相关)
SC 头晕，晕眩 tóu yūn ，yūn xuàn
I had a dizzy spell when I stood up too quickly.
feel dizzy vi + adj: (experience vertigo)
SC 发晕 fā yūn
SC 感觉晕眩 fā yūn，gǎn jué yūn xuàn
feel dizzy, feel dizzy with [sth] vi + adj: figurative (be exhilarated, excited)
SC 乐得要晕过去 lè de yào yūn guò qù