aswoon

adj.& adv.

晕倒的[地]；

The New Mazda MX5, Now with Folding Hard Top, Sends Michael Booth into a Swoon ; on Wheels
With market in a swoon, brokers think insurance: sales of fixed annuities, long-term-care policies jump.
BBC Cashes in as 'Darcy Phenomenon' Has Nation in a Swoon
A Swoon to Death: Keats's Debt to Italy
Nicole Sends the Gladiator into a Swoon; IN AMERICA
Josh Groban: A swoon a minute; The opera-pop singer drew in teenagers to middle-aged women. Even men liked him.(NEWS)
RED SOX PLAY A SWOON SONG AS A'S ROLL, 7-5
STATE COFFERS SHOW ECONOMY IN A SWOON
Not a swoon over Miami; Martinez helps Mets to get back on track
THEY CAN'T AFFORD A SWOON IN JUNE