headier

adj.

易使人醉[发晕]的，令人陶醉的( heady的比较级 )；

1. The heady years were, of course, followed by some grimmer ones.
   在令人兴奋的岁月之后，自然是比较黯淡的时期。
2. The air was heady with the perfume from roses.
   空气中玫瑰花的香味令人陶醉。
3. She felt heady with success.
   成功使她得意忘形。

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