A1 noun 中性 #3,657 最常用

dizzy

/ˈdɪzi/

Dizzy describes a feeling where you feel like you are spinning or losing your balance. It often happens when you are sick or if you turn around in circles very quickly.

例句

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1

I feel a bit dizzy after standing up too fast.

I feel a bit dizzy after standing up too fast.

2

The patient reported feeling dizzy after taking the new pills.

The patient reported feeling dizzy after taking the new pills.

3

Whoa, that fast ride made me so dizzy!

Whoa, that fast ride made me so dizzy!

词族

名词
dizziness
Verb
dizzy
副词
dizzily
形容词
dizzy
相关
vertigo
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记忆技巧

Think of the double 'z' in dizzy as two eyes spinning around in circles.

快速测验

If you spin around in circles for one minute, you will feel ___.

正确!

正确答案是: dizzy

例句

1

I feel a bit dizzy after standing up too fast.

everyday

I feel a bit dizzy after standing up too fast.

2

The patient reported feeling dizzy after taking the new pills.

formal

The patient reported feeling dizzy after taking the new pills.

3

Whoa, that fast ride made me so dizzy!

informal

Whoa, that fast ride made me so dizzy!

4

The study observes how subjects become dizzy in low-gravity environments.

academic

The study observes how subjects become dizzy in low-gravity environments.

5

He felt dizzy during the meeting and had to leave the room.

business

He felt dizzy during the meeting and had to leave the room.

词族

名词
dizziness
Verb
dizzy
副词
dizzily
形容词
dizzy
相关
vertigo

常见搭配

feel dizzy to experience a spinning sensation
get dizzy to become lightheaded
slightly dizzy feeling a small amount of spinning
dizzy spell a short period of feeling dizzy
make me dizzy to cause a spinning sensation in someone

常用短语

dizzy heights

a very high level or position that might make one feel overwhelmed

feel dizzy

to feel like the room is spinning

dizzy with success

feeling overwhelmed or confused by a lot of success

容易混淆的词

dizzy vs vertigo

Vertigo is a specific medical term for the sensation that the environment is moving, while dizzy is a general feeling.

dizzy vs giddy

Giddy can mean dizzy, but it is often used to mean silly or excitably happy.

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使用说明

Dizzy is most commonly used with linking verbs like 'feel', 'become', or 'get'. It describes a physical sensation rather than a permanent state.

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常见错误

Learners often say 'I have dizzy' instead of the correct 'I feel dizzy' or 'I am dizzy'.

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记忆技巧

Think of the double 'z' in dizzy as two eyes spinning around in circles.

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词源

Derived from the Old English word 'dysig', which originally meant foolish, stupid, or ignorant.

语法模式

Subject + feel/get + dizzy Make + object + dizzy Dizzy (adjective) stays the same for all subjects
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文化背景

In many cultures, complaining of feeling 'dizzy' is a socially acceptable way to ask for a seat or a break without needing to explain a specific illness.

快速测验

If you spin around in circles for one minute, you will feel ___.

正确!

正确答案是: dizzy

更多Health词汇

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A1

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ear

A1

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mouth

A1

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A1

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A1

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finger

A1

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A1

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leg

A1

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foot

A1

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toe

A1

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