# dizzy: Japanese–English dictionary

Canonical URL: https://anaversity.com/dictionary/japanese-english/dizzy
Language pair: Japanese and English
CEFR level: A2
Part of speech: adjective
IPA: /ˈdɪzi/
Katakana pronunciation: ディジー

## Meaning in English
Feeling like you are spinning or that everything around you is spinning.
### 日本語の意味
自分自身や周囲の景色がぐるぐる回っているように感じる状態。

### Examples
- The tall building made me feel dizzy.
  - English: 高いビルを見てめまいがした。
- I felt dizzy after standing up too quickly.
  - English: 急に立ち上がった後、くらっとした。
- The roller coaster ride left me feeling dizzy.
  - English: ジェットコースターに乗った後、ふらふらになった。

## English equivalents
- dizzy
- lightheaded
- unsteady
- woozy
## Japanese equivalents
- めまいがする
- くらっとする
- ふらふらする
## Common patterns
- **dizzy with**: Feeling dizzy because of something. Example: He was dizzy with excitement.

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