Translation for "feel dizzy" to spanish

Feel dizzy

verb

• marearse

Translation examples

marearse verb

She started to feel dizzy, could no longer repress the shock.
Empezaba a marearse y ya no podía seguir controlando sus nervios.

The tiredness and loss of blood were making him feel dizzy.
Comenzaba a marearse, fruto del cansancio y de la pérdida de sangre.

The smoke curled around her head and made him feel dizzy.
El humo se arremolinaba alrededor de su cabeza y le hacía a él marearse—.

Bryce was relieved: he had begun to feel dizzy in the sunshine.
Bryce se sintió aliviado: había empezado a marearse bajo la luz del sol.

Alice started to feel dizzy, intoxicated by the words that clamoured like the bells of a cathedral in her head.
Alice empezó a marearse, embriagada por las palabras que resonaban en su cabeza como las campanas de una catedral.

Tell me if you feel at all dizzy.” I had no idea what I’d do if she did feel dizzy—perhaps Mrs.
Dime si te mareas. —No sabía qué haría si llegaba a marearse...

He felt tears of gratitude running down his cheeks, but then he began to feel dizzy and the canyon walls started to move around.
Agradecía tanto que no lo hubiera matado que se le saltaron lágrimas de gratitud, pero enseguida comenzó a marearse, y las paredes del cañón empezaron a girar.

He did not know how many times he had circled the tall, spire-topped, red-brick building, but he had gone around and around so often that he began to feel dizzy.
No sabía cuántas veces había rodeado ya el alto edificio de ladrillo visto, coronado por un chapitel, pero las vueltas habían sido tantas que empezaba a marearse.

He kicked hard with his flippers and discovered that they were nothing more than feet … water was flooding through his mouth into his lungs … he was starting to feel dizzy, but he knew light and air were only ten feet above him … he had to get there … he had to…
El agua que le entraba por la boca le inundaba los pulmones. Empezaba a marearse, pero sabía que la luz y el aire se hallaban sólo a unos tres metros por encima de él. Tenía que llegar...