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Collocation

feel dizzy

linking verb + adjective linking verb + adjective

to experience a spinning sensation or lightheadedness, as if you might faint

feel dizzy: to experience a spinning sensation or lightheadedness, as if you might faint

Definition

'feel dizzy' is a common English collocation. to experience a spinning sensation or lightheadedness, as if you might faint

feel + dizzy

“I started to feel dizzy after standing up too fast.”

Examples

  • I sometimes feel dizzy when I skip breakfast.
  • She felt dizzy after getting off the spinning ride.
  • He began to feel dizzy in the crowded, overheated room.
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  • If you feel dizzy, sit down and drink some water.
  • I felt dizzy for a moment when the elevator stopped suddenly.
  • She said she felt dizzy and asked to step outside for fresh air.
  • Some people feel dizzy at high altitudes until they acclimatize.
  • He can feel dizzy if he takes that medicine on an empty stomach.
  • I started to feel dizzy during the presentation because I was nervous and dehydrated.