dizzying

adj.

令人昏乱的，灿烂的；

v.

使人眩晕的( dizzy的现在分词 )；头昏眼花的；引起头晕的；愚蠢的

feel dizzy头晕；感到晕眩

1. After another glass of whisky I began to feel dizzy.
   我又喝了一杯威士忌之后,就觉得头晕目眩。
2. We were dizzy by the strong wind.
   我们被大风刮得头晕目眩。
3. The room was so hot that she felt dizzy.
   房间里如此之热,以至于她觉得头晕目眩。

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