dizzy
/ˈdɪzi/KK
dɪ·zi
變化形
dizzier
dizziest
1.
頭暈的；暈眩的
感到自己或周遭景物在旋轉，因而難以站穩或維持平衡。
用法：通常用在連綴動詞後，如 feel、get、become；也可置於名詞前，如 dizzy spell。
I felt dizzy after standing up too quickly in the morning.
我早上起身太快後感到頭暈。
If you feel dizzy on the bus, sit down and look straight ahead.
如果你在公車上覺得頭暈，就坐下來並直視前方。
2.
令人眼花撩亂的；使人暈眩的
因快速移動、高度或大量變化而讓人感到暈眩、眼花或難以適應。
用法：放在名詞前時，常修飾 speed、height、array、number 等名詞。dizzying 也很常用，尤其強調「使人暈眩的」效果。
Looking down from the top floor made me feel dizzy.
從頂樓往下看讓我感到頭暈。
The night market had so many snacks that I felt dizzy trying to choose one.
夜市有這麼多種小吃，讓我選一種時都感到頭暈。
常見錯誤
I have dizzy.
I feel dizzy.／I am dizzy.
I am dizzying after riding the bus.
I am dizzy after riding the bus.／Riding the bus made me dizzy.
I felt dizzy because I watched my phone too long time.
I felt dizzy because I looked at my phone for too long.
The roller coaster made me to feel dizzy.
The roller coaster made me feel dizzy.
相關字詞
學習提示
・dizzy 最常用於「感到頭暈」。若頭暈持續、很嚴重，或伴隨胸痛、昏倒等症狀，應盡快尋求醫療協助。
・描述高度時，dizzying heights 較常見；單說 dizzy heights 也可以，但帶有較生動或固定搭配的語感。
・不要把 dizzy 與 busy 混淆：busy 是「忙碌的」，dizzy 是「頭暈的」。