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light-headed

/ˌlaɪt ˈhed.ɪd/

Traduction: Décrit une sensation de vertige ou de quasi-évanouissement, souvent due au manque de nourriture, à la maladie ou à l'émotion ; peut aussi signifier étourdi ou peu lucide.

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adjective

/ˌlaɪt ˈhed.ɪd/B2formal
  • frDécrit une sensation de vertige ou de quasi-évanouissement, souvent due au manque de nourriture, à la maladie ou à l'émotion ; peut aussi signifier étourdi ou peu lucide.

Describes a feeling of dizziness or being slightly faint, often due to lack of food, illness, or excitement.

  1. Dizzy or faintB2formal

    Feeling weak, unsteady, or as if you might lose consciousness.

    frAvoir la tête qui tourne / être pris de vertige

    • She felt light-headed after standing up too quickly.
    • The heat made him light-headed during the hike.
    • If you feel light-headed, sit down and drink some water.

    Synonymesdizzyfaintgiddyunsteadyvertiginouswoozy

  2. Frivolous or sillyC1formal

    Lacking seriousness; given to frivolity or acting in a silly manner.

    frFrivole ou insensé

    • His light-headed remarks were not appropriate for the serious meeting.
    • She was in a light-headed mood, joking about everything.
    • The conversation turned light-headed as they discussed trivial matters.

    Synonymesempty-headedfeatherbrainedflightyfoolishfrivolousgiddyinanesillythoughtless

Formes
  • more light-headed comparative form
  • most light-headed superlative form
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