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• When I looked down from the top floor, I felt giddy.(我从顶楼朝下看时感到头晕目眩。)
• I feel a bit giddy.(我的头有点儿发昏。)
• Latin America is accustomed to giddy boom-bust cycles.(拉美经济通常是在兴旺-破灭的周期里打转。)
• Debtors are giddy at the prospect that taxpayers will be forced to pay off part of their loans for them.(债务人对纳税人将被迫还清部分贷款的前景感到郁闷。)
• That would be a breathtakingly steep multiple, even by the giddy standards of the start-up world.(即使对创业界里够令人晕眩的标准本来说，这也是一个让人屏息的陡增。)
• People from the fringes of society (unemployed playwrights and electricians) rose to giddy heights.(而处于社会边缘的人(失业的剧作家和电工)走上了令人眩晕的高位。)
• The giddy little Lady Jane fired a simple Greek phrase at Tom.(轻浮的洁恩小公主对汤姆说了一句简单的希腊话。)
• They may feel giddy and struggle to breathe if they are subjected to the overwhelming smell for a long time.(过敏者如果过久地待在浓烈的香味中，会感到头晕、甚至呼吸困难。)
• Mary Ann was drunk and giddy, leaning on Nick's shoulder in the booth.(玛丽安喝醉了，有些头晕，坐在卡座里斜靠在尼克的肩膀上。)
• The kids were pushing the roundabout at a giddy speed.(孩子们推动着旋转平台快得令人眩晕。)