dizzy
['dɪz.i] adjective
FEELING 感觉
ADVANCED
■feeling as if everything is turning round and being unable to balance and about to fall down 眩晕的，头晕目眩的•Going without sleep for a long time makes me feel dizzy and light-headed.长时间不睡觉让我觉得头晕目眩。 •I felt quite dizzy with excitement as I went up to collect the award.我去领奖时激动得有些眩晕。
['dɪz.i] adjective
QUALITY 性质
[before noun]
■confusing and very fast 极快的；快得令人眩晕的•Who could have predicted the dizzy pace of change in the country?谁能料到这个国家会发生日新月异的变化？ ■informal
■describes a person who is silly, especially a woman （尤指女人）傻乎乎的，蠢的•In the film, she played the part of a dizzy blonde.在那部电影里，她扮演了一位傻乎乎的金发女郎。
['dɪz.i] adjective
the dizzy heights of sth humorous
■a very important position 高位，要职•Do you think Tess will reach the dizzy heights of Senior Editor before she's 30?你觉得特丝在30岁前能当上高级编辑吗？ |