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dizzy

adjective (dizzy, dizzier, dizziest)

«dizzy» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. Dizzy means feeling as if everything is spinning and you might fall over. tree →
  2. Dizzy can describe something that makes you feel that way: dizzy heights. tree →
  3. Informally, a dizzy person is silly or forgetful. tree →

In the lessons

In health and safety lessons: you can feel dizzy after spinning, standing up fast, being too hot, not drinking enough water or hitting your head; sit down, drink water and tell an adult, and get help after a head bump. In science, the fluid in your inner ear keeps spinning after you stop, which makes you dizzy. Phrases: feel dizzy, dizzy spell, dizzy with excitement.

Examples

  • I spun round and round until I felt dizzy. tree →
  • If you feel dizzy, sit down at once. tree →
  • Standing up too fast made her dizzy. tree →
  • The heat made me feel dizzy, so I drank some water. tree →
  • Looking down from the tower made him dizzy. tree →
  • Tell an adult if you feel dizzy after bumping your head. tree →
  • She was dizzy with excitement on her birthday. tree →
  • Spinning rides make me dizzy. tree →
  • Soon he became dizzy and faint. tree →

Note

Spelled with zz. Comparative: dizzier, dizziest. Noun: dizziness. Feeling dizzy often and for no reason is a reason to see a doctor.

On Mova

This page in Markdown → https://md.dictionary.elamur.ai/free/en/english/dizzy/