dizzy

adj.

头昏眼花的；使人眩晕的，引起头晕的；昏乱的；愚蠢的

v.

使头晕眼花；使发昏；使昏乱；使茫然

过去式：dizzied过去分词：dizzied现在分词：dizzying第三人称单数：dizzies

feel dizzy头晕；感到晕眩

1. The airplane climbed to a dizzy height.
   飞机爬到令人头晕目眩的高度。
2. Riding on merry-go-round makes me feel dizzy.
   骑木马让我觉得眩晕。
3. Prices keep rising at a dizzy rate.
   物价以极快的速度不断上涨。
4. He likes to drive at a dizzy speed.
   他喜欢开快车。
5. Those math problems made me dizzy.
   那些数学题弄得我晕头转向。

1. The old woman was dizzied by the strong wind.
   那位老太太被风吹得头昏眼花。

DIZZY:
Dizzy: stochastic simulation of large-scale genetic regulatory networks.
A Spinning Join That Does Not Get Dizzy
Growth of 'dizzy dendrites' in a random field of foreign particles
Experience from a multidisciplinary "dizzy"clinic.
Predictors of fear of falling in dizzy and nondizzy elderly.
'My Son's a Bit Dizzy.' 'My Wife's a Bit Soft': Gender, children and cultures of parenting
Dizzy - why not take a walk? Low level physical activity improves quality of life among elderly with dizziness.
Symptoms, anxiety and handicap in dizzy patients: Development of the Vertigo symptom scale
Postural stability and rotational tests: their effectiveness for screening dizzy patients