English–Chinese
“dizzy” in Chinese
How to say “dizzy” in Chinese
“Dizzy” in Chinese is 晕 (yūn).
A drifting, blurred feeling in which the head or surroundings seem to spin and balance becomes uncertain.
Example sentences with 晕
一进闷热的房间，他就感到晕。yí jìn mēn rè de fáng jiān tā jiù gǎn dào yūn
As soon as he enters a stuffy room, he feels dizzy.
Tips for using 晕
- In casual speech, 我晕 (wǒ yūn, "I'm dizzy") can also be an exclamation of shock or exasperation, so a physical symptom is clearer when the context names the sensation.
Other Chinese words for “dizzy”
我今天早上起床后有点头晕。wǒ jīn tiān zǎo shàng qǐ chuáng hòu yóu diǎn tóu yūn
I felt a little dizzy after getting up this morning.