Traducción Inglés-Español para "dizzy"

dizzy {adj.}

dizzy {adj.}

to dizzy [dizzied|dizzied] {v.intr.}

     to feel dizzy

     to feel dizzy

     to make dizzy

     to make feel dizzy

In a word, the dynamism of that society is enough to make you dizzy.

I feel quite dizzy sometimes, and I have to make sure I am keeping up.

It has been a dizzying but, in my view, absolutely necessary process for the Union.

The situation is changing and developing, at times at a dizzying speed, and the signs are not reassuring.

They cascade perilously through the air performing spectacular stunts at a dizzying pace.

What, therefore, will happen if the animals we eat also start to suffer from fainting fits and dizzy spells, as I did?

Diets are often uncomfortable to bear - constipation, a feeling of being constantly hungry, dizzy, etc., and so many people give up half-way.

These are mostly minor and are commonly feeling sick, being too awake or too sleepy, developing a headache, having a dry mouth or becoming constipated or dizzy.