Mareado (en. Dizzy)

[maˈɾeaðo]

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adjective

To experience a sensation of disorientation or instability, as if the environment is spinning.

I feel dizzy after spinning around at the fair.

Me siento mareado después de dar vueltas en la feria.

To be confused or stunned by a complicated situation.

You left me dizzy with so much information.

Me dejaste mareado con tanta información.

To feel nauseous or dizzy, especially when traveling.

The boat trip made me dizzy.

El viaje en barco me dejó mareado.

It comes from 'marear', which means to cause dizziness or confusion.

to be dizzy

To feel disoriented or confused.

estar mareado

dizzy with love

To feel confused or overwhelmed by romantic feelings.

mareado de amor

dizziness

Sensation of vertigo or nausea.

mareo

dizzying

Something that causes dizziness.

mareador

fainting

Temporary loss of consciousness.

desmayo

To be under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

Last night I was so dizzy I could barely walk.

Anoche estaba tan mareado que no podía ni caminar.

To feel confused or surprised.

That news left me dizzy.

Esa noticia me dejó mareado.