dizzy spell

ˈdɪzi spɛl

Definition

Definition of dizzy spell - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

medical

brief period of dizziness

She had a dizzy spell after standing up too quickly.
He experienced a dizzy spell while climbing the stairs.
A dizzy spell made her sit down suddenly.

lightheadedness

vertigo

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Expressions with dizzy

dizzy heights

physically high place causing dizziness

The climbers reached the dizzy heights of the mountain peak.

dizzy with desire

adj.

overwhelmed by strong longing or passion

She felt dizzy with desire when he kissed her.

dizzy with success

adj.

overwhelmed by achievements or victories

She felt dizzy with success after winning the championship.

dizzy blonde

woman with blonde hair seen as silly or scatterbrained

People unfairly called her a dizzy blonde at work.

Expressions with spell

spell out

say the letters of a word in order

Please spell out your name for the record.

hot spell

short period of unusually high temperatures

The city experienced a hot spell last week.

breathing spell

short break to rest or think

After hours of work, she needed a breathing spell.

bright spell

short period of sunny weather

We enjoyed a bright spell during our vacation.

put a spell on

cast a magical spell on someone or something

The witch put a spell on the prince.

spell is broken

exp.

end period of good luck or success

Her winning streak ended when the spell was broken.

spell it out

provide explicit details to avoid misunderstanding

He spelled it out to ensure everyone understood.

spell things out

be explicit and detailed in explanation

He spelled things out to avoid any confusion.

after a spell

adv.

following a period of time

He returned home after a spell.

break the spell

end a magical influence or enchantment

The wizard used a special potion to break the spell.

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French:étourdissement, ...
German:Schwindelanfall, ...
Italian:capogiro, ...
Spanish:mareo, ...
Portuguese:tontura passageira, ...
Chinese:头晕, ...
Japanese:めまい, ...
Arabic:نوبة دوار, ...
Hebrew:הֶתְקֵף סַחֲרוֹחֶרֶת, ...
Russian:приступ головокружения, ...
Ukrainian:запаморочення, ...
Hindi:चक्कर, ...
Bengali:মাথা ঘোরা, ...
Catalan:episodi de mareig, ...
Czech:závrať, ...
Danish:svimmelhedsanfald, ...
Dutch:duizeligheidsaanval, ...
Greek:κρίση ιλίγγου, ...
Hungarian:szédülés, ...
Khmer:អាការៈវិលមុខភ្លាមៗ, ...
Korean:어지러움, ...
Persian:حمله سرگیجه, ...
Polish:krótkotrwałe zawroty głowy, ...
Portuguese (BR):tontura passageira, ...
Romanian:amețeală, ...
Swedish:yrselanfall, ...
Thai:อาการเวียนศีรษะ, ...
Turkish:baş dönmesi, ...
Vietnamese:cơn chóng mặt, ...

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