adj.头晕，眩晕，(高兴或激动得)发狂，举止反常，令人眩晕的，使人头昏眼花的，轻率的
v.(使)眼花

原形：giddy第三人称单数：giddies比较级：giddier最高级：giddiest过去式：giddied过去分词：giddied现在分词：giddying

She felt giddy with excitement as the plane took off, experiencing her first flight.
当飞机起飞时，她因为第一次飞行而感到兴奋得头晕目眩。
The spinning carnival ride left them all giddy and disoriented for a few minutes afterwards.
旋转的嘉年华游乐设施让他们之后都感到晕眩和方向感错乱了几分钟。
After hearing the good news, she was so giddy that she could barely stand still.
听到好消息后，她异常兴奋，几乎站都站不稳。
The altitude made him feel giddy, and he had to sit down to regain his balance.
高海拔让他感到头晕，不得不坐下来恢复平衡。
The children were giddy with anticipation on Christmas Eve, unable to sleep from excitement.
圣诞节前夜，孩子们因期待而兴奋得头晕眼花，兴奋得睡不着觉。
The roller coaster's steep drops caused screams of both fear and giddy delight from the riders.
过山车急剧下降，让乘客们发出了既害怕又兴奋的尖叫。
She sipped the champagne, feeling giddy from the bubbles and the romantic atmosphere.
她抿了一口香槟，泡沫和浪漫氛围让她感到微醺和兴奋。
The first time she saw her name in print, she felt giddy with a sense of accomplishment.
当她第一次看到自己的名字被印刷出来时，成就感让她感到无比兴奋。
The view from the top of the mountain was breathtaking, making them feel simultaneously giddy and awe-struck.
山顶的景色令人叹为观止，让他们同时感到晕眩和敬畏。
After spinning around in circles, the little girl was giddy and collapsed into fits of giggles.
在原地转了几圈后，小女孩感到头晕目眩，倒在地上笑个不停。