Traducciones de „woozy“ en el diccionario inglés » ruso

woozy <-ier, -iest> [ˈwu:zɪ] ADJ. coloq.

woozy

одурма́ненный

woozy

окосе́вший

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You could see he was either in and out of consciousness or woozy.

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We're starting to feel all kinds of woozy.

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The boards, the posters, the limitless array of careworn surf kitsch, all of it induced in me a woozy mix of nostalgia and covetousness.

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Low blood pressure is usually only a problem if you have symptoms like feeling woozy or passing out.

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It starts with a siren and those woozy, lurching organ chords.

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It's that woozy, sick feeling of realizing that here we are, drinking, eating, polluting, robbing ourselves to death.

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These early recordings have a woozy, distinctive sound that are like nothing else before or since.

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This stealth comedy leaves you woozy with unexpected contentment.

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To be fair, he had just tumbled off a long-haul flight and was woozy with jet lag.

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Well, she was really woozy by this time.

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