英语释义

1. foolish, silly

2. having a whirling sensation in the head with a tendency to fall

3. mentally confused

4. causing giddiness or mental confusion
dizzy heights

5. caused by or marked by giddiness

6. extremely rapid
prices climbing at a dizzy rate

7. to make dizzy or giddy

8. bewilder
disasters that dizzy the mind

9. feeling that you are turning around in circles and are going to fall even though you are standing still

10. mentally or emotionally upset or confused

11. very high

12. having the feeling of spinning

13. causing a feeling of spinning
dizzy heights

14. overwhelmed with emotion
Dizzy with the success of his daring, Toad made for the railway station.
— Kenneth Grahame, The Wind in the Willows

片语

brilliantlyad 灿烂地；辉煌地；光亮地

lustrouslyad 灿烂地；有光泽地

英汉例句

• ten years ago it was a basket-case. its economy was both sclerotic and erratic, its banks were bust, and inflation was dizzyingly high.

  十年前的土耳其国力衰弱，国民经济僵化失常，银行破产，通货膨胀率高的出奇。

• windows server 2008 was essentially the server version of windows vista--minus the dizzyingly flashy aero environment.

  windows服务器2008基本上是windowsvista的服务器版本——少了令人眼花缭乱的华丽的aero风格界面。

• as psychologists and neuroscientists have discovered over the past several decades, our consciousness provides a stable interface to a dizzyingly rich sensory world.

  过去几十年前，心理学家与神经专家已经发现，人类的意识提供了一个稳定的接口，来认知丰富的感官世界。

• blindingly white and dizzyingly high, this vast salt flat near the crest of the andes could easily be mistaken for a salvador dali painting.

  铺天盖地的白令人眩晕的高，这片几近安第斯山顶的大盐湖很容易被当成萨尔瓦多达利的油画。

相似词

aswoonad 晕倒地

giddy使晕眩；使眼花缭乱

light-headed头晕的；轻浮的；轻率的

reeling蹒跚的；卷起的；眩晕的

swimmy眩晕的；模糊的

vertiginous令人眩晕的，眼花的；高而陡峭的；旋转的；不稳定的

whirling旋转

woozy虚弱的，微醉的；头昏眼花的