头昏目眩 (tou2 hun1 mu4 xuan4) | Chinese meaning

头昏目眩【tóu hūn mù xuàn】

(idiom) dazed

This idiom describes a state of confusion or disorientation, often accompanied by dizziness. It can refer to both physical sensations and a mental state.

。

I felt dazed as soon as I stood up.

dizzy

This meaning conveys a physical sensation of spinning or losing balance, typically related to vertigo or lightheadedness.

。

The high roller coaster made me feel dizzy.

头昏目眩【tóu hūn mù xuàn】

(idiom) dazed

This idiom describes a state of confusion or disorientation, often accompanied by dizziness. It can refer to both physical sensations and a mental state.

。

I felt dazed as soon as I stood up.

dizzy

This meaning conveys a physical sensation of spinning or losing balance, typically related to vertigo or lightheadedness.

。

The high roller coaster made me feel dizzy.

头

HSK 2

含义head; top; chief, first; boss

拼音tóu

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昏

HSK 63

含义dusk, nightfall, twilight, dark

拼音hūn

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目

HSK 24

含义eye; look, see; division, topic; Kangxi radical 109

拼音mù

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眩

含义to confuse; dizzy, dazed, disoriented

拼音xuàn

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头昏目眩【tóu hūn mù xuàn】

(idiom) dazed

This idiom describes a state of confusion or disorientation, often accompanied by dizziness. It can refer to both physical sensations and a mental state.

。

I felt dazed as soon as I stood up.

dizzy

This meaning conveys a physical sensation of spinning or losing balance, typically related to vertigo or lightheadedness.

。

The high roller coaster made me feel dizzy.

头昏目眩【tóu hūn mù xuàn】

(idiom) dazed

This idiom describes a state of confusion or disorientation, often accompanied by dizziness. It can refer to both physical sensations and a mental state.