眼晕 Pronunciation and Pinyin
眼晕 Usage and Examples
dizzy
lightheaded
giddy
她飞快地飘过舞池，看得人眼晕。
She swayed giddily across the dance floor.
它绕着餐桌转圈撒欢儿的速度让人看得直眼晕
His laps around the dining room table are made at dizzying speed.
The characters in 眼晕
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 眼
- yǎn眼xià下at present, right now
- yǎn眼bú不zhuǎn转jīng睛de地unblinkingly, fixedly
- yǎn眼zhōng中in one's eyes, in sight
- yǎn眼guāng光Vision, Discernment
- yǎn眼guāng光mǐn敏ruì锐keen eye, sharp eye
- yǎn眼guāng光dú独dào到unique insight, discerning eye
- yǎn眼guāng光duán短qiǎn浅shortsighted, myopic
- yǎn眼qián前before one's eyes, at present
- yǎn眼qián前yí一liàng亮eyes lit up, a light bulb moment
- yǎn眼qián前biàn便shì是Here it is, Right here
- yǎn眼qián前lì利yì益short-term gain, immediate benefit
- yǎn眼qián前xiào效yì益immediate benefits, short-term gains
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Open the tool →Questions about 眼晕
What does 眼晕 mean in Chinese?
眼晕 (yǎn yùn) means “dizzy, lightheaded, giddy”.
How do you pronounce 眼晕?
眼晕 is pronounced yǎn yùn in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “dizzy” in Chinese?
“dizzy” is 眼晕 (yǎn yùn) in Chinese.
How is 眼晕 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 眼晕, each with pinyin and an English translation.