dizzying

• 形容令人感到眩晕、失去方向感的事物；也常比喻速度、复杂性或强度大到令人震惊、目不暇接。

Describes something that causes a sensation of spinning or disorientation, often used metaphorically to indicate overwhelming speed, complexity, or intensity.

1. Causing dizzinessB2formal

   Making someone feel unsteady, lightheaded, or as if things are spinning.

   令人头晕的

   • The dizzying height of the skyscraper made her feel faint.
   • He experienced a dizzying sensation after the roller coaster ride.
   • The room spun in a dizzying motion after he stood up too quickly.

   同义词dizzygiddyvertiginous

   反义词groundingsettlingstabilizingsteadying

2. Overwhelming or confusingB2informal

   Causing a feeling of confusion or being overwhelmed due to complexity or speed.

   令人眼花缭乱的

   • The dizzying pace of technological change is hard to keep up with.
   • She faced a dizzying array of choices at the supermarket.
   • The plot of the movie was so dizzying that I lost track of the story.

   同义词bewilderingconfusingmind-bogglingoverwhelmingperplexingstaggering

   反义词calmingclearsimple

• 动词，表示使人感到头晕、眩晕、迷惑或失去方向感，常因旋转或失衡引起。

A verb used to indicate the act of making someone feel unsteady, confused, or disoriented, often due to a spinning sensation.

1. Make someone feel unsteadyB1informal

   To cause someone to feel a spinning sensation or loss of balance.

   使头晕

   • The spinning ride dizzied the children.
   • The heat and lack of water dizzied the hikers.
   • The complex math problem dizzied his mind.

   同义词confusedazegiddystagger

   反义词steady