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1 у него закружилась голова
1) General subject: he felt vertiginous, he got giddy, he grew vertiginous, he turned giddy, he went giddy2) Makarov: his head reeledУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > у него закружилась голова
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2 закружиться
1. turn; whirl; circle; rotate; revolve; spin; stray about2. reelСинонимический ряд:закрутиться (глаг.) завертеться; закружить; закрутиться -
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КРУЖИТЬ/ВСКРУЖИТЬ (ЗАКРУЖИТЬ) ГОЛОВУ кому VP1. ( subj: abstr or human) to influence s.o. in such a way that he loses the ability to assess a situation sensiblyoften, to make s.o. conceitedX вскружил Y-y голову - thing X (person X's praise, person X's flattery etc) turned Y's head (went to Y's head, made Y's head spin, set Y's head in a whirl)Y was giddy with thing X.Петербург и две-три аристократические гостиные вскружили ей (жене Огарёва) голову. Ей хотелось внешнего блеска, её тешило богатство (Герцен 2). Petersburg and two or three aristocratic drawing-rooms had turned her (Ogarev's wife's) head. She wished for outward glitter, she found pleasure in the thought of wealth (2a).Подхватившая В лад а восхитительная лёгкость кружила ему голову, никогда ещё он не чувствовал себя таким уверенным и свободным (Максимов 2). The buoyant thrill which had seized Vlad made his head spin, never before had he felt so self-assured and so free (2a).Вместе с любовью иные чувства кружили голову Пьера (Эренбург 4)....It was not only love that had set Pierre's head in a whirl (4a).2. (subj: human to infatuate s.o., cause s.o. to fall in love with oneX вскружил Y-y голову = X turned Yb headX swept Y off Y's feet.«Тебе вскружил голову этот... как его? Твой француз. Платэ» (Свирский 1). "That Frenchman of yours, what's his name, Plate, has turned your head" (1a). -
4 вскружить голову
[VP]=====1. [subj: abstr or human]⇒ to influence s.o. in such a way that he loses the ability to assess a situation sensibly; often, to make s.o. conceited:- X вскружил Y-y голову≈ thing X (person X's praise, person X's flattery etc) turned Y's head (went to Y's head, made Y's head spin, set Y's head in a whirl);- Y was giddy with thing X.♦ Петербург и две-три аристократические гостиные вскружили ей [жене Огарева] голову. Ей хотелось внешнего блеска, ее тешило богатство (Герцен 2). Petersburg and two or three aristocratic drawing-rooms had turned her [Ogarev's wife's] head. She wished for outward glitter, she found pleasure in the thought of wealth (2a).♦ Подхватившая Влада восхитительная лёгкость кружила ему голову, никогда ещё он не чувствовал себя таким уверенным и свободным (Максимов 2). The buoyant thrill which had seized Vlad made his head spin; never before had he felt so self-assured and so free (2a).♦ Вместе с любовью иные чувства кружили голову Пьера (Эренбург 4)....It was not only love that had set Pierre's head in a whirl (4a).2. [subj: human]⇒ to infatuate s.o., cause s.o. to fall in love with one:- X swept Y off Y's feet.♦ "Тебе вскружил голову этот... как его? Твой француз. Платэ" (Свирский 1). "That Frenchman of yours, what's his name, Plate, has turned your head" (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > вскружить голову
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5 закружить голову
[VP]=====1. [subj: abstr or human]⇒ to influence s.o. in such a way that he loses the ability to assess a situation sensibly; often, to make s.o. conceited:- X вскружил Y-y голову≈ thing X (person X's praise, person X's flattery etc) turned Y's head (went to Y's head, made Y's head spin, set Y's head in a whirl);- Y was giddy with thing X.♦ Петербург и две-три аристократические гостиные вскружили ей [жене Огарева] голову. Ей хотелось внешнего блеска, ее тешило богатство (Герцен 2). Petersburg and two or three aristocratic drawing-rooms had turned her [Ogarev's wife's] head. She wished for outward glitter, she found pleasure in the thought of wealth (2a).♦ Подхватившая Влада восхитительная лёгкость кружила ему голову, никогда ещё он не чувствовал себя таким уверенным и свободным (Максимов 2). The buoyant thrill which had seized Vlad made his head spin; never before had he felt so self-assured and so free (2a).♦ Вместе с любовью иные чувства кружили голову Пьера (Эренбург 4)....It was not only love that had set Pierre's head in a whirl (4a).2. [subj: human]⇒ to infatuate s.o., cause s.o. to fall in love with one:- X swept Y off Y's feet.♦ "Тебе вскружил голову этот... как его? Твой француз. Платэ" (Свирский 1). "That Frenchman of yours, what's his name, Plate, has turned your head" (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > закружить голову
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6 кружить голову
[VP]=====1. [subj: abstr or human]⇒ to influence s.o. in such a way that he loses the ability to assess a situation sensibly; often, to make s.o. conceited:- X вскружил Y-y голову≈ thing X (person X's praise, person X's flattery etc) turned Y's head (went to Y's head, made Y's head spin, set Y's head in a whirl);- Y was giddy with thing X.♦ Петербург и две-три аристократические гостиные вскружили ей [жене Огарева] голову. Ей хотелось внешнего блеска, ее тешило богатство (Герцен 2). Petersburg and two or three aristocratic drawing-rooms had turned her [Ogarev's wife's] head. She wished for outward glitter, she found pleasure in the thought of wealth (2a).♦ Подхватившая Влада восхитительная лёгкость кружила ему голову, никогда ещё он не чувствовал себя таким уверенным и свободным (Максимов 2). The buoyant thrill which had seized Vlad made his head spin; never before had he felt so self-assured and so free (2a).♦ Вместе с любовью иные чувства кружили голову Пьера (Эренбург 4)....It was not only love that had set Pierre's head in a whirl (4a).2. [subj: human]⇒ to infatuate s.o., cause s.o. to fall in love with one:- X swept Y off Y's feet.♦ "Тебе вскружил голову этот... как его? Твой француз. Платэ" (Свирский 1). "That Frenchman of yours, what's his name, Plate, has turned your head" (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > кружить голову
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7 головокружение
с.giddiness ['gɪ-], dizziness; vertigo научн.чу́вствовать головокруже́ние — feel giddy
он чу́вствует головокруже́ние — he feels giddy, his head is swimming
у него́ головокруже́ние от успе́хов — success has turned his head
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8 кружить голову
IIIТайга просыпалась. Весенний густой запах леса чуть дурманил и кружил голову. (В. Шукшин, Охота жить) — Gradually the taiga was awakening. The heavy scent of spring forests was overpowering and made him feel rather dizzy.
1) (лишать способности здраво, трезво рассуждать) go to one's head; make one dizzy; make one's head turn; make one's head spinВесь вечер Людвига была в приподнятом, восторженном настроении. Общее внимание, восхищение,... волнующие чувства, что она - первая в этом шумном обществе, кружили ей голову. (Н. Островский, Рождённые бурей) — All evening Ludwiga had been in a mood of exaltation. The universal attention and admiration..., the exciting awareness that she was the most prominent woman in this lively assemblage - all made her giddy.
Успех не вскружил голову Вале, она знавала в прошлом удачи и провалы. (И. Эренбург, Девятый вал) — Valya's success did not go to her head, because by now she had experienced both success and failure.
2) (увлекать, влюблять в себя) turn smb.'s head; capture (steal away, win) smb.'s heart; drive smb. out of his (her) mindСтарикашка давным-давно видел, что Настенька вскружила голову Егору Ильичу... (Ф. Достоевский, Село Степанчиково и его обитатели) — The old man had for a long time past seen that Nastenka had turned Yegor Ilyich's head...
Тот, кто бывал подолгу в русских сёлах, знает, что девушки такого типа не броски по внешности, не верховодят на гулянках, не кружат головы гармонистам. (Н. Грибачёв, Августовские звёзды) — Those who have lived long in a Russian village know girls of this type; they don't catch the eye, never set the tone at the village gatherings of young people, never drive out of their minds dashing accordion players.
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