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Oxford Spanish Dictionary
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I. dizzy <dizzier dizziest> [Am ˈdɪzi, Brit ˈdɪzi] ADJ
1. dizzy (giddy):
dizzy sensation
I had a dizzy spell
to feel dizzy
2. dizzy (causing dizziness):
dizzy speed
dizzy height
3. dizzy (silly, scatterbrained):
dizzy ugs
II. dizzy <dizzies dizzying dizzied> [Am ˈdɪzi, Brit ˈdɪzi] VERB trans
dizzy
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dizzy spell
he had a dizzy turn
azorado (azorada)
dizzy
I felt o went dizzy
I had a dizzy o giddy turn ugs
vertiginoso (vertiginosa)
dizzy
im PONS Wörterbuch
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dizzy <-ier, -iest> [ˈdɪzi] ADJ
1. dizzy (having a spinning sensation):
dizzy
2. dizzy (causing a spinning sensation):
dizzy
3. dizzy ugs (silly):
dizzy
a dizzy feeling
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dizzy spell
I felt dizzy
dizzy spell
lelo (-a) (mareado)
dizzy
mareado (-a)
dizzy
to make dizzy
to become dizzy
I feel dizzy
I became dizzy
im PONS Wörterbuch
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dizzy <-ier, -iest> [ˈdɪz·i] ADJ
1. dizzy (having vertigo):
dizzy
2. dizzy (causing vertigo):
dizzy
3. dizzy sl (silly):
dizzy
a dizzy feeling
Spanisch
Spanisch
Englisch
Englisch
dizzy spell
I felt dizzy
lelo (-a) (mareado)
dizzy
mareado (-a)
dizzy
to make dizzy
to become dizzy
I feel dizzy
I became dizzy
Present
Idizzy
youdizzy
he/she/itdizzies
wedizzy
youdizzy
theydizzy
Past
Idizzied
youdizzied
he/she/itdizzied
wedizzied
youdizzied
theydizzied
Present Perfect
Ihavedizzied
youhavedizzied
he/she/ithasdizzied
wehavedizzied
youhavedizzied
theyhavedizzied
Past Perfect
Ihaddizzied
youhaddizzied
he/she/ithaddizzied
wehaddizzied
youhaddizzied
theyhaddizzied
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They can appear inebriated and dizzy, and even die.
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Because of his illness, he suffers from frequent dizzy spells and fainting.
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He died at age eighty-four after collapsing in his barn, after either a heart attack or dizzy spell.
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He barely escapes and makes it out to safety, but is dizzy and weak from blood loss.
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One spring he grew dizzy and fell from his own scaffolding while working on the concrete molds.
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