confused and disoriented(yūn tóu zhuàn xiàng)
confused and disoriented
Dizziness is a Chinese idiom, pronounced y à NT ó uzhu à nxi à ng, which means dizziness and disorientation. To describe being confused or panicked.
Idiom explanation
Dizziness: dizzy hair; turn: unable to distinguish the direction. My head is dizzy and I can't tell the direction. To describe being confused or panicked.
Idioms and allusions
Zhou Erfu's "Shanghai Morning" part 3: "grandma Qiaozhu is dizzy. To his surprise, his son has changed, and he has changed so fast
Discrimination of words
He was confused by a sudden event. [answer] dizzy (type 1) answer: Hui
Chinese PinYin : yūn tóu zhuàn xiàng
confused and disoriented
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the army is completely wiped out
the army is completely wiped out. piàn jiǎ bù cún
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there is too much detail in one 's speech
there is too much detail in one 's speech. xiē xiē zhē zhē
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budget liberally and spend sparingly
budget liberally and spend sparingly. kuān dǎ zhǎi yòng
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learn while young and practise when strong
learn while young and practise when strong. yòu xué zhuàng xíng
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