light-headed nel dizionario italiano Oxford-Paravia

Traduzioni di light-headed nel dizionario inglese»italiano

light-headed [ingl brit, ingl am ˌlaɪtˈhɛdəd] AGG

1. light-headed (dizzy):

light-headed person

stordito

light-headed feeling

di stordimento

2. light-headed (frivolous):

light-headed

frivolo

light-headed

sventato

Traduzioni di light-headed nel dizionario italiano»inglese

I.svaporato [zvapoˈrato] VB part perf

svaporato → svaporare

II.svaporato [zvapoˈrato] AGG

1. svaporato (che ha perso odore, aroma):

svaporato vino

flat

svaporato profumo

faded

2. svaporato (svampito):

svaporato

light-headed

svaporato

addle-headed colloq

svaporato

air-headed colloq

Vedi anche: svaporare

svaporare [zvapoˈrare] VB vb intr vb aus essere

1. svaporare (perdere aroma, odore):

svaporare vino:

to lose flavour

svaporare profumo:

to lose scent

svaporare profumo:

to fade

2. svaporare (venire meno):

svaporare fig

to fade

lasciare svaporare la collera

to let one's anger cool off or down

I.svampito [zvamˈpito] AGG

1. svampito (svanito):

svampito

light-headed

svampito

addle-headed colloq

svampito

air-headed colloq

2. svampito (frivolo):

svampito

flighty

II.svampito (svampita) [zvamˈpito] SOST m (f)

1. svampito (persona svanita):

svampito (svampita)

air-head

2. svampito (persona frivola):

svampito (svampita)

flighty person

frivolo [ˈfrivolo] AGG

frivolo persona

flighty

frivolo persona

flippant

frivolo persona

frivolous

frivolo persona

light-headed

frivolo persona

light-minded

frivolo persona

lightsome

frivolo abbigliamento

chichi

frivolo abbigliamento

foppish

frivolo atteggiamento, comportamento, commento

frivolous

frivolo atteggiamento, comportamento, commento

giddy

I.svanito [zvaˈnito] VB part perf

svanito → svanire

II.svanito [zvaˈnito] AGG

1. svanito (scomparso):

svanito

disappeared

svanito

vanished

2. svanito (svaporato, attenuato):

svanito profumo, odore

faded

3. svanito fig difficoltà, illusione, timori:

svanito

disappeared

svanito

vanished

4. svanito (svampito):

svanito

light-headed

svanito

addle-headed colloq

svanito

air-headed colloq

III.svanito (svanita) [zvaˈnito] SOST m (f)

svanito (svanita)

air-head

Vedi anche: svanire

svanire [zvaˈnire] VB vb intr vb aus essere

1. svanire (scomparire, dileguarsi):

svanire

to disappear

svanire

to vanish

il sole svanì all'orizzonte

the sun disappeared below the horizon

la nebbia svanì

the fog dissolved or cleared

svanire nel nulla

to disappear or vanish into thin air, to vanish into the blue

2. svanire (svaporare, attenuarsi):

svanire profumo, odore:

to fade

svanire vino:

to lose flavour

3. svanire fig:

svanire difficoltà, timori:

to disappear

svanire difficoltà, timori:

to vanish

svanire illusione:

to vanish

svanire illusione:

to dissolve

svanire speranza:

to fade

svanire speranza:

to dissolve

svanire ricordo:

to fade

light-headed nel dizionario PONS

Traduzioni di light-headed nel dizionario inglese»italiano

lightheaded AGG

lightheaded

stordito, -a

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

inglese

Many people report feeling weak and light-headed during the course of the diet.

en.wikipedia.org

It hangs heavy and it made me queasy and light-headed at the same time...

www.dailymail.co.uk

After suffering a concussion, a player might feel light-headed and pass out.

learningenglish.voanews.com

He said he was unable to breathe and started feeling light-headed.

www.thenewstribune.com

He was left light-headed by the amount of blood he had lost, yet he went back on to the pitch and finished the match.

www.dailymail.co.uk

She had tried to move but became light-headed.

en.wikipedia.org

I just started feeling a little light-headed and dizzy at that time, feeling a little nauseous.

www.cfjctoday.com

At one point, he recalls feeling very light-headed and that he might have to give up.

www.irishnews.com

Instead of being immediately engulfed, he was slowly constricted to the point where he felt light-headed.

www.businessinsider.com.au

One day she was out running when she suddenly felt very light-headed.

www.dailymail.co.uk