dizzy

Having a reeling, lightheaded sensation; dizzy.

头晕的，眼花缭乱的有旋转或晕眩感觉的；眩晕的

A giddy climb to the topmast.

到船中桅的令人头晕的攀登

A doctor is asking about a patient's dizziness.

一位医生与病人谈论头晕的问题。

We looked down from a giddy height.

我们从使人头晕的高处往下看。

Justice Department is driving me nuts

司法部把我的头弄晕了

I was dizzy and close to fainting.

我头晕眼花，差一点晕倒。

I felt dizzy after the accident, but the doctor assured me the dizziness would soon pass away.

事故后，我感到有点头晕，可医生告诉我说头很快就会不晕的。

a good [ bad ] sailor

不晕船[晕船]的人

A confused, disoriented state of mind.

晕头转向心境的混乱、迷失方向的状态

The airplane climbed to a dizzy height.

飞机爬到令人头晕目眩的高度。

a disease of the inner ear characterized by episodes of dizziness and tinnitus and progressive hearing loss (usually unilateral).

症状为头晕耳鸣这样的疾

Lean on me if you feel dizzy.

如果你觉的头晕，就靠在我身上好了。

The warm atmosphere in the theater made her feel faint.

戏院里温暖的气味使她觉得头晕。

his Brain still swimming with the effects of the last night's champagne

昨晚的香槟仍旧让他头晕目眩

Diagnostic Value of Head-Shaking Nystagmus Test in Vertigo

摇头性眼震试验在眩晕诊疗中的作用

Strong medicine made my head whirl

强烈的药剂使我头晕目眩。

Looking out the high window went to her head

从高层的窗户往外看使她头晕。

The wet heat made him dizzy.

蒸人的暑热使他头晕目眩。