| 单词 | giddy |
| 释义 | gid·dy I. 1. < he was no longer young and he had no wish to get entangled with a giddy girl — W.S.Maugham > < a giddy, abandoned, hugely popular show — E.J.Kahn > 2. a. < he was giddy … and the meadow swam like fishes under the high sun — Jean Stafford > < he paused, somewhat giddy from his quick descent of the stairs — Elinor Wylie > b. < staring down the coiling silvery barrel of his gun, down its circling and giddy bore — Eve Langley > < could almost feel … the lift as the car began its giddy rise into the air — New Yorker > c. < the giddy round of Fortune's wheel — Shakespeare > < swept me on before, giddy as a whirling stick — Edna S.V.Millay > 3. dialect England 4. 5. < a giddy organdy … apron festooned with ribbons and Christmas-tree balls — New Yorker > < long rococo halls, giddy with plush and whorled designs in gold — Djuna Barnes > II. transitive verb < the sight of so much that was growing and green giddied his senses — Gordon Webber > intransitive verb < my head swims, my brain giddies — Sylvester Judd > III. |
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