woozy
音标：
英音/ ˈwuːzi / 美音/ ˈwuːzi /
听听基本释意：
外刊例句：
The result is eerie and a bit woozy.
结果是令人毛骨悚然并且有点晕眩。
—Washington Post
Nearly a week later, he still felt woozy but was reluctant to miss a shift at the restaurant where he works as a server — a lucrative gig during the holidays.
近一周后，他仍然感到头晕，但不愿意错过他在餐厅当服务员的轮班——这是假期期间利润丰厚的工作。
—Washington Post
“I felt woozy at first, then the world started spinning. I started to feel sick, had a lack of control, I didn’t even know where I was, or what was going on,” said Ms Baker.
“一开始我感到头晕，然后世界开始旋转。我开始感到恶心，失去控制，我什至不知道自己在哪里，也不知道发生了什么事，”贝克女士说。
—BBC
基本释意：
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虚弱的，微醉的；头昏眼花的
同义词：
没有找到同义词
短释义：
Woozy was first recorded in the 1890s as being student slang, used to mean “foolish or behind the times” and occasionally (and confusingly) “delightful.” Soon after this, the current meaning of “muddled or dazed” appeared in informal North American speech. Feel free to use it for anyone who’s lightheaded or dazed: “She felt woozy on the beach from all that sun.”
如果您感到头晕并且有点恶心，您可以说您晕了。拔掉智齿后，您会感到有点头晕，所以一定要有人开车送您回家并照顾您。
长释义：
Woozy was first recorded in the 1890s as being student slang, used to mean “foolish or behind the times” and occasionally (and confusingly) “delightful.” Soon after this, the current meaning of “muddled or dazed” appeared in informal North American speech. Feel free to use it for anyone who’s lightheaded or dazed: “She felt woozy on the beach from all that sun.”
Woozy 最初是在 1890 年代作为学生俚语被记录下来的，用来表示“愚蠢的或落后于时代的”，偶尔（并且令人困惑地）表示“令人愉快的”。此后不久，“混乱或茫然”的当前含义出现在北美非正式语言中。任何头晕或头晕的人都可以使用它：“她在海滩上晒太阳，感觉头晕目眩。”
文学例句：
The very prospect of the Waiting Room made him woozy.
候诊室的前景让他头晕目眩。
—The Mysterious Benedict Society by Trenton Lee Stewart
He looks woozy as he gets to his knees.
当他跪下时，他看起来头晕目眩。
—Merci Suárez Changes Gears by Meg Medina
The blood rushed to her head, making her woozy, but not woozy enough that she wasn’t aware her dress fell around her waist, exposing her legs, her underthings, her body.
血液涌到她的头上，让她头晕目眩，但还没有晕到她没有意识到她的裙子垂到了腰间，露出了她的腿、她的内衣和她的身体。
—Bone Gap by Laura Ruby
词源：
woozy (adj.)”muddled or dazed, as with drink,” 1897, American English colloquial, variant of oozy “muddy,” or an alteration of boozy. It is recorded in 1896 as student slang, but with a sense “foolish, behind the times,” also “pleasant, delightful.”Related entries & more
下面是词源的翻译（机器翻译比较难翻，参考着看）
woozy（形容词）“糊涂或茫然，就像喝酒一样”，1897 年，美国英语口语，是 oozy“muddy”的变体，或者是 boozy 的变形。它于 1896 年被记录为学生俚语，但带有“愚蠢、落后于时代”的感觉，也有“愉快、令人愉快”的意思。相关条目及更多
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