头晕目眩 — “To feel dizzy and giddy”
头晕目眩 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to feel dizzy and giddy”. To have a dizzy spell; to be light-headed. Literally, “head dizzy, eyes blurred”.
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头晕目眩 Pronunciation and Pinyin
头晕目眩 Character Breakdown
Stroke OrderExample Sentence with 头晕目眩
爬了这么高的山，他感到有点头晕目眩。
After climbing such a high mountain, he felt a bit dizzy and light-headed.
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Synonyms of 头晕目眩
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Open the tool →Questions about 头晕目眩
What does 头晕目眩 mean?
头晕目眩 (tóu yūn mù xuàn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to feel dizzy and giddy”.
How do you pronounce 头晕目眩?
头晕目眩 is pronounced tóu yūn mù xuàn in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 头晕目眩 literally mean?
Literally, 头晕目眩 means “head dizzy, eyes blurred”. It is used to mean “to feel dizzy and giddy”.
What is the Chinese definition of 头晕目眩?
头发昏，眼发花，感到一切都在旋转。