giddying

giddying

美 [ˈɡɪdi] 　英 [ˈgɪdi:ɪŋ]

• adj.头晕；眼花缭乱；头晕眼花；令人头昏目眩的
• v.(使)眩晕；(使)眼花缭乱
• 网络轻浮的；轻佻的；轻率的

词形变化

比较级：giddier  最高级：giddiest  第三人称单数：giddies  过去分词：giddied  现在分词：giddying  

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英汉解释

adj.	1. 晕,头晕,晕晕乎乎;眼花缭乱;头晕眼花 2. 令人头昏目眩的;使人头晕的 3. 轻率的,轻浮的
v.	1. (使)眩晕;(使)眼花缭乱

英英解释

adj.	1. feeling dizzy or unsteady and as if about to fall down 2. causing dizziness or a feeling of unsteadiness 3. not level-headed and sensible, but likely to act impulsively or behave foolishly

例句

The financial crisis, like any good rollercoaster, started with a giddying ascent and a terrifying plunge.

金融危机，就像任何好的过山车一样，以令人头晕的攀升和令人害怕的暴跌开始。

The relentless progress of what my colleague Martin Wolf describes as the world's largest ant colony is giddying .

那个被我的同事马丁伍尔夫描述为世界上最大蚁群的国家，其持续不懈的发展速度快得令人晕眩。

But the giddying gyrations generated by global markets last week suggest the mob mentality is alive and kicking in the investment firmament.

但最近全球市场令人眼花缭乱的来回波动表明，在投资领域，从众心理（mobmentality）普遍存在。