dizzy
英/ˈdɪzi/美/ˈdɪzi/
adj. dizzy; It makes people dizzy, makes people feel that they are changing too quickly; (especially women) stupid, stupid; Careless, absent-minded
v. dizziness, dizziness; Confuse the mind, confuse the mind
She felt dizzy and nauseous.
She felt dizzy and nauseous.
fuzzy
英/ˈfʌzi/美/ˈfʌzi/
adj. (pictures, sounds, etc.) unclear, blurry; ambiguous, ambiguous; (computer, logic) fuzzy, fuzzy logic; fluffy, hairy; (people, minds) confused, confused; (hair) curly; <非正式>Friendly, pleasant; Fuzzed (or fuzzed)
The lettering is fuzzy and indistinct.
The writing is blurry and illegible.
A couple of fuzzy pictures have been published.
Several blurry images have been printed.
buzzy
英/ˈbʌzi/美/ˈbʌzi/
adj. striking; Interesting; stylish; An atmosphere full of excitement or anticipation
The cafe has an intimate but buzzy atmosphere.
The café has an ambiguous but lively atmosphere.
