dizzied

dizzied

美 [?d?zi] 　英 ['d?zi]

• adj.頭暈眼花的；(高度,速度等)使人眼花繚亂的；昏頭昏腦的
• v.使發昏
• 網絡頭暈目眩的；暈眩的；頭暈的

詞形變化

比較級：dizzier  最高級：dizziest  過去式：dizzied  現在分詞：dizzying  

同義詞

英漢解釋

adj.	1. 頭暈眼花的 2. (高度,速度等)使人眼花繚亂的 3. 〈美俚〉被弄糊涂的;昏頭昏腦的,愚蠢的
v.	1. 1. 使頭暈眼花,使發昏

英英解釋

adj.	1. feeling as if you or the things around you are spinning, especially when you think you are going to fall 2. feeling or making you feel excited or confused, especially because everything is changing very fast 3. silly, careless, and not interested in serious things

例句

Mcteague came and went furtively, dizzied and made uneasy by all this bustle.

麥克梯格偷偷摸摸地走進走出，給這一陣忙亂弄得頭昏眼花。

The rapidly changing color dizzied the spectators.

顏色的快速變換使觀眾頭昏眼花。

We were dizzied by the beating wind.

我們被猛烈的風吹得頭昏眼花。

The old woman was dizzied by the strong wind.

那位老太太被風吹得頭昏眼花。

The disaster dizzied his brain.

那場災難弄得他頭腦昏亂。

That both dazzled and dizzied me

令我頭暈目眩的這一切