晕
dizziness; halo; blurred edge
Meanings
3 senses · 15 examplesverb
to feel dizzy; to have motion sickness
neutralCommonly used for motion sickness or vertigo triggered by specific situations like riding in a vehicle.
He gets carsick just like he gets seasick.
After riding the roller coaster for half an hour, I started to feel dizzy and my vision blurred.
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Staring at your phone for a long time can make your eyes feel dizzy.
Working at heights made him feel dizzy from altitude.
After playing VR games all day, he felt so dizzy he wanted to throw up.
noun
halo (around sun or moon)
formalUsed in specific meteorological terms, often paired with 日 (sun) or 月 (moon).
A solar halo appeared in the sky today, signaling that the weather is about to change.
A lunar halo precedes wind; moist pillars precede rain is a folk weather proverb.
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There was a faint lunar halo around the moon this evening.
Meteorologists explained the principle behind the formation of solar halos.
Ancient people often used solar halo observations to predict the weather.
noun
blurred edge; tinted border
neutralUsed for artistic or visual effects, such as ink marks or colored light.
The ink halo on this ink wash painting is very natural and soft.
This table lamp has a warm yellow light with a soft halo, very cozy.
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She applied a bit of blusher on her cheeks to make her complexion look better.
Dust on the lens caused a faint halo around the edges of the photo.
The blue color bleeding into a soft halo in the watercolor painting looks very beautiful.