to faint

dusk; evening; nightfall

muddle-headed; twilight; to faint; to lose consciousness

to faint

to sleep heavily (due to illness, fatigue etc)

dusky

to remain unconscious

to lose one's head; to be out of one's mind; to be dazed

to faint

drowsy; sleepy (idiom)

dizzy; giddy; one's head spins

to faint

to faint from fear; to be frightened into fits; shell-shocked

dazed; confused; fuddled

incapable ruler

muddleheaded

murky; dazed; befuddled; dizzy

muddle-headed

dim (eyesight); blurred (vision)

morning and twilight; day and night

to be overcome by the heat

to knock out (of a jolt from an earthquake or crash)

sleeping sickness; African trypanosomiasis; see also 非洲錐蟲病|非洲锥虫病[Fei1 zhou1 zhui1 chong2 bing4]

fig. romantic relationship between an elderly couple; falling in love in the autumn of one's life

lit. to be muddled in the brain (idiom); fig. excited and unable to act rationally; to go to one's head

to lose one's head through material greed (idiom)

see 頭昏目眩|头昏目眩[tou2 hun1 mu4 xuan4]

(idiom) dazed; dizzy

head spinning and blurred vision; giddy; in a faint

head spinning and eyes dark (idiom); dizzy; fainting; vertigo

to faint with blurred vision (idiom); dizzy and eyes dimmed

variant of 頭昏腦脹|头昏脑胀[tou2 hun1 nao3 zhang4]

dizzying; it makes one's head spin

(idiom) to feel giddy; to feel dizzy; one's head spins

fainting and giddy; one's head spins

lit. dark sky and black earth (idiom); fig. pitch dark; to black out; disorderly; troubled times

confused; dizzy; fainting

seeing to bed in the evening and visiting in the morning (ancient filial duty)

(idiom) dizzy

morning and evening visits to parents; cf 昏定晨省[hun1 ding4 chen2 xing3]

to be dizzy and see stars

to be in a state of delirium

blurred vision of an old person (idiom)

to lose one's head over lust; sex-crazy (idiom)