dizzy的读音 dizzy中文意思

英音  ['dɪzɪ] 
美音  [ˈdɪzɪ] 
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
第三人称单数: dizzies
过去式: dizzied
过去分词: dizzied
现在分词: dizzying
比较级: dizzier
最高级: dizziest
易混淆的单词: Dizzy
中文词源
dizzy 眩晕的
来自PIE*dheu, 尘土,烟雾,词源同dust,dull. 引申词义模糊的,眩晕的。
dizzy 用法和例句
He became dizzy and had problems remembering things .
他开始头晕,很难记住一些事情。
If you feel light-headed or dizzy , stop and take a breather .
如果你感觉头晕,停下来休息一会。
Dizzy and bleeding , he fell to the floor .
他头晕目眩,还流了血,倒在了地板上。
I remember when I was promoted from a humble engineer to the dizzy heights of project manager back in my twenties .
我记得在我二十多岁的时候,从一个小小的工程师被提升为一名处在让人目眩的高位的项目经理。
People eating seafood containing the toxin can get upset stomachs , suffer memory loss and become dizzy .
人们吃了被污染的海产品后会出现闹肚子,丧失记忆以及眩晕的症状。

汉语翻译

a. 晕眩的, 眼花缭乱的
vt. 使晕眩
【医】 头晕的

词型变化

名词:dizziness 副词:dizzily 形容词比较级:dizzier 最高级:dizziest 动词过去式:dizzied 过去分词:dizzied 现在分词:dizzying 第三人称单数:dizzies 

英语解释

动词 dizzy:

  1. make dizzy or giddy

形容词 dizzy:

  1. having or causing a whirling sensation; liable to falling同义词:giddy, woozy, vertiginous
  2. lacking seriousness; given to frivolity同义词:airheaded, empty-headed, featherbrained, giddy, light-headed, lightheaded, silly

例句

  1. Jean: I'm not sure, Billy. I feel dizzy and nauseated.琴:我不确定,比利,我感觉昏眩作呕。
  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.房间里热得她头晕目眩。

详细解释


diz.zy
adj.(形容词)diz.zi.er,diz.zi.est Having a whirling sensation and a tendency to fall.See Synonyms at giddy 眩晕的,眼花的:感到眩晕并要摔倒的参见 giddyBewildered or confused.困惑的,搞糊涂的
Producing or tending to produce giddiness:使晕眩的:使人或要使人头晕目眩的:例句:a dizzy height.令人晕眩的高度
Caused by giddiness; reeling.旋转的:由眩晕引起的;旋转的Characterized by impulsive haste; very rapid:极快的;迅速的:例句:.The American language had begun its dizzy onward march before the Revolution.(H.L. Mencken).独立战争以前美语就已开始了快速发展.(H.L.门琴)
Slang Scatterbrained or silly.【俚语】 没有头脑的,傻的v.tr.(及物动词)diz.zied,diz.zy.ing,diz.zies To make dizzy.使眩晕To confuse or bewilder.使迷惑,使思想混乱
来源:Middle English dusie, disi 中古英语 dusie, disi from Old English dysig [foolish] 源自 古英语 dysig [傻的]
【引伸】
diz.zily
adv.(副词)diz.ziness
n.(名词)diz.zyingly
adv.(副词)