|
發暈
fā yūn
|
to feel dizzy
|
|
眩暈
xuàn yùn
|
vertigo;
dizziness;
fainting;
feeling of swaying, head spinning, lack of balance or floating (e.g. from a stroke);
Taiwan pr. [xuan4 yun1]
|
|
眼暈
yǎn yùn
|
to feel dizzy
|
|
紅暈
hóng yùn
|
to blush;
to flush red
|
|
耳源性眩暈
ěr yuán xìng xuàn yùn
|
aural vertigo
|
|
血暈
xiě yùn
|
bruise;
pale red
|
|
血暈
xuè yùn
|
coma caused by loss of blood;
fainting at the sight of blood;
Taiwan pr. [xie3 yun1]
|
|
要暈
yāo yūn
|
confused;
dazed
|
|
迷暈
mí yūn
|
to knock sb out with a drug;
to render sb unconscious
|
|
頭昏目暈
tóu hūn mù yūn
|
see 頭昏目眩|头昏目眩[tou2 hun1 mu4 xuan4]
|
|
頭昏眼暈
tóu hūn yǎn yūn
|
head spinning and blurred vision;
giddy;
in a faint
|
|
頭暈
tóu yūn
|
dizzy
|
|
頭暈目眩
tóu yūn mù xuàn
|
to have a dizzy spell;
dazzled
|
|
頭暈眼花
tóu yūn yǎn huā
|
to faint with blurred vision (idiom); dizzy and eyes dimmed
|
|
頭暈腦漲
tóu yūn nǎo zhàng
|
variant of 頭暈腦脹|头晕脑胀[tou2 yun1 nao3 zhang4]
|
|
頭暈腦脹
tóu yūn nǎo zhàng
|
dizzy and light-headed
|