dizzily
美英 ['dɪzəli]
- adv.头昏眼花地
dizzily1
piled dizzily with bonbons and cakes, was as crowded and bustling as a railway station.
大理石门厅里堆着糖果和蛋糕，令人眼花缭乱，像火车站一样拥挤喧闹。
2
To his horror, as he looked down dizzily , he saw the second 'Cat's tail disappear through the hatch.
让雷感到恐惧的是，当他摇摇晃晃地四下张望时，他看到第二只大猫的尾巴在舱门里消失。
3
He believed in an infinite series of times, in a dizzily growing, ever spreading network of diverging, converging and parallel times.
他认为时间有无数系列，背离的、汇合的和平行的时间织成一张不断增长、错综复杂的网。
4
His head swam and he swayed dizzily.
他感觉天旋地转，摇晃起来。
5
I had worn the same pair of socks for three months. Whenever I took off my shoes, the smell made my head spin dizzily.
我脚上的袜子已经穿了三个月。每次一脱掉鞋子，那味道就让我的脑袋转来转去——晕晕呼呼地。
6
He looked down from a dizzily high bridge.
他从一座令人头昏眼花的高桥上往下看。
7
There's no undoing it. As the horizon spins dizzily, 5, 000 amateur pilots roll a jet on their first solo flight.
随着地平线令人眼花缭乱的旋转，5,000名外行飞行员在第一次单飞中让飞机打了个滚。
8
In December in the month white storm six months then blow dizzily;
十二月的白色风暴六月里便刮得天旋地转；