essere stordito

be dizzy

In Italian, 'essere stordito' means to feel confused or lightheaded, often due to spinning or fatigue. It can be used in both physical and emotional contexts, such as when someone has been spinning around or feeling overwhelmed by a situation.

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Example sentences using: essere stordito

Dopo la giostra, mi sento un po' stordito.

After the ride, I feel a bit dizzy.

This phrase describes the feeling of dizziness that someone may experience after riding a roller coaster or a similar amusement ride.

Ho fatto tardi e ora sono stordito per la mancanza di sonno.

I stayed up late and now I’m dizzy from lack of sleep.

This phrase conveys the idea that lack of sleep can lead to feelings of dizziness, reflecting the speaker's fatigue.

Quando mi giro troppo in fretta, mi sento sempre stordito.

When I spin around too quickly, I always feel dizzy.

This example illustrates a common experience where spinning rapidly can cause a feeling of dizziness.