danh từ
sự chóng mặt, sự choáng váng, sự lảo đảoDefinition of giddiness
giddinessnoun
sự chóng mặt
/ˈɡɪdinəs//ˈɡɪdinəs/The word "giddiness" has its origins in Old English and was first recorded in the 12th century. It is derived from the word "gidd", which means "dizzy" or "giddy". This sense of giddiness referred to a feeling of lightheadedness or dizziness, often caused by a sudden change in position or a form of intoxication. Over time, the meaning of the word expanded to include feelings of excitement, euphoria, or intoxication. This can be seen in phrases such as "giddy with excitement" or "drunk with giddiness". The modern sense of giddiness is often used to describe someone who is feeling carefree, thrilled, or even slightly disoriented. Despite its modern connotations, the word "giddiness" still retains its connection to its ancient roots, referencing the original sensation of dizziness and disorientation.
Summary danh từ
sự chóng mặt, sự choáng váng, sự lảo đảo
danh từsự chóng mặt, sự choáng váng, sự lảo đảonamespace
the feeling that everything is moving and that you are going to fall
cảm giác mọi thứ đang chuyển động và bạn sắp ngã
Example:
- Symptoms include nausea and giddiness.
Các triệu chứng bao gồm buồn nôn và chóng mặt.
Related words and phrases
the feeling of being so happy and excited that you cannot behave normally
cảm giác quá vui mừng và phấn khích đến nỗi bạn không thể cư xử bình thường
Example:
- teenage giddiness and excitement
sự phấn khích và vui sướng của tuổi mới lớn