Dizzy meaning in English
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Definition
dizzy: with your head spinning, confused
You're making me dizzy! Stop spinning me round!
dizzying: that makes one dizzy, faint, confused
This roller coaster ride is dizzying! It is so fast and goes upside down several times.
Examples
- "Look sir, I should probably get back to my office, I feel a bit dizzy right now."
- "The organization of space within Mr. Oléré's laboratory is dizzying."
Exercise 1
Fiona writes that Horatio's laboratory .
Fiona writes that Horatio's laboratory is remarkable for its absence of order and organization.
is remarkable for its absence of order and organization: Fiona writes: "The organization of space within Mr. Oléré's laboratory is dizzying". Later in her report she refers to the space of the laboratory as "chaotic". Both of these terms indicate a lack of order and organization within Horatio's office.
is very well organized, especially for a perfume laboratory: Fiona indicates several times that she can find no order to the laboratory, and even refers to it as "chaotic".
has a very particular order which only she understands: Fiona actually expresses that she can find no order to the laboratory. Also, she implies that only Horatio understands his system, and not Fiona herself.
has a meticulous style of spatial organization: Fiona indicates that Horatio's laboratory is in disorder. This does not express that Horatio's lab is "meticulous".
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