adj.头晕目眩的,眩晕的,使人眩晕的,使人头昏眼花的,使人感到变化太快的,愚蠢的,笨的
dizzy的最高级

原形：dizzy第三人称单数：dizzies比较级：dizzier最高级：dizziest过去式：dizzied过去分词：dizzied现在分词：dizzying

I feel dizzy.
我头晕。
Those math problems dizzy me.
这些数学题使我晕头转向。
He likes to drive at a dizzy speed.
他喜欢开快车。
These lies that make me dizzy.
这些谎言让我眩晕。
I woke up feeling really dizzy this morning, like the world was spinning.
我今天早上醒来时感到非常眩晕，仿佛整个世界都在旋转。
She stood up too quickly and felt dizzy, probably from low blood pressure.
她站得太快，感到头晕，可能是因为血压低。
After a long day at work, I'm feeling a bit dizzy – I think I need a break.
工作了一整天后，我觉得有点晕，可能需要休息一下。
The roller coaster ride made me feel so dizzy that I couldn't walk straight afterwards.
坐过山车后，我头晕得站不直。
He took some medication for his vertigo, which helped to alleviate his dizzy spells.
他服用了一些治疗眩晕的药，这有助于缓解他的眩晕症状。
She sat down on the bench, feeling a little dizzy from the heat.
她在长椅上坐下，因为热气有点晕。
The sudden change in altitude caused her to experience dizziness and nausea.
海拔突然变化使她感到头晕和恶心。
Dizzy from lack of sleep, he decided to take a power nap before attending the meeting.
由于睡眠不足，他感到头晕，决定先小憩一会儿再去开会。
She held onto the wall for support, as the room started to spin and she felt dizzy.
她扶着墙保持平衡，因为房间开始旋转，她感到头晕。
The doctor advised her to avoid spinning rides until her dizziness subsided completely.
医生建议她在头晕完全消失之前避免乘坐旋转类游乐设施。