vértigo



Inflexiones de 'vértigo' (nm): mpl: vértigos

WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
SpanishEnglish
vértigo nm (pérdida del equilibrio) (medicine)vertigo n
  dizziness n
 ¡No mires hacia abajo porque te puede dar vértigo!
 Don't look down because you could get vertigo!
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Additional Translations
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vértigo nm (actividad intensa)frantic pace, frenzy n
  hustle and bustle n
  breakneck speed n
 No podía seguir viviendo en la ciudad ni aguantar el vértigo del mercado de valores.
 I couldn't carry on living in the city let alone having to put up with the frenzy of the stock market.
vértigo nm (turbación del juicio)giddy, dizzy adj
 La noticia le supuso tal impacto que le hizo sentir vértigo.
 The news caused such an impact that she felt giddy (or: dizzy).
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Compound Forms:
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dar vértigo loc verb (causar mareo)gives you vertigo, makes you dizzy v expr
  cause vertigo, cause dizziness v expr
 A Juan le dan vértigo los edificios altos.
 Tall buildings make Juan dizzy.
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