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| 21. | You're the dizzy limit! |
| 你是一个令人头痛，叫人无法容忍的人。 |
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| 22. | Suddenly he felt dizzy. |
| 突然他一阵头晕。 |
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| 23. | travel at a giddy speed |
| 以令人目眩的速度行进 |
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| 24. | a dizzy height, speed |
| 使人眩晕的高度、 速度. |
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| 25. | a boring performance that benumbed the audience; |
| 使观众目眩乏味的表演； |
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| 26. | To look straight at the sun dazzled the eye. |
| 直接看太阳会使人目眩。 |
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| 27. | I keep feeling dizzy . |
| 我一直觉得头晕。 |
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| 28. | I was dazzled by his headlights. |
| 他的车头灯照得我目眩. |
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| 29. | dazed; confused; befuddled; dizzy |
| 昏乱 |
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| 30. | dizzy and exuberant rhetoric |
| 令人昏乱, 华而不实的言辞 |
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