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Перевод: giddy

[прилагательное]
головокружительный; испытывающий головокружение; ветреный; легкомысленный; непостоянный; вертящийся; кружащийся

Тезаурус:

1. Liese was a still point in a giddy universe.
2. "The giddy heights of the middle and late 1980s are over," says Ann Semple of Michael Page.
3. There's little dawdling to sniff flowers now, just giddy, breakneck pop; "In Love For The Very First Time" is gushing and gossipy, while "Be Your Baby" is '60s girl group sentiment wised up and flung into the backroom of the Camden Falcon.
4. Hosepiping the camera back and forth is a bad technique: it makes the audience feel giddy and will soon have it heading for the way out.
5. U2 and close spirits are not simply fighting against lack of rock groups, or regressive traditional rock activity, but against the stiff tradition of Irish showbands, the giddy lack of pop choice or opportunity.
6. Oblivious, restless and with his heart beating wildly, he was running, feeling more breathless, more giddy, sicker, wishing he was able to come to rest.
7. Though she had been quite a successful model herself Arlene had never reached those giddy heights - the thought that now a pupil and protg of hers might achieve it made her prickle with excitement.
8. She says: "I'm pretty exhausted and feel a bit giddy and my legs ache.
9. A route not to take unless you know no fear, is to walk straight up the sweeping southern flanks of the hill, which will leave you giddy and hanging on to craggy, near-vertical terrain with your teeth.
10. Phillis felt light, giddy with pleasure.
11. The profession was too professional, a long study, and she had been at university, a giddy time.
12. She had, during that year, woken some mornings giddy with courage and boldness, excited and certain.
13. I chose the example of our use of words like "giddy" and "dizzy ".