heady

英 [ˈhedi]

美 [ˈhedi]

adj.  强烈作用于感官的; 使兴奋的; 使有信心的; 冲动; 冒失

比较级：headier　

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Collins.1 / BNC.11122 / COCA.11197

牛津词典

adj.

• 强烈作用于感官的；使兴奋的；使有信心的
  having a strong effect on your senses; making you feel excited and confident
  1. the heady days of youth
     令人陶醉的年轻时代
  2. the heady scent of hot spices
     辣味调料的刺鼻气味
  3. a heady mixture of desire and fear
     既期待又害怕的复杂心情
• 冲动；冒失
  excited in a way that makes you do things without worrying about the possible results
  1. She felt heady with success.
     成功使她得意忘形。

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED （饮料）易使人醉的;（气氛、经历等）令人兴奋的
  Aheadydrink, atmosphere, or experience strongly affects your senses, for example by making you feel drunk or excited.
  1. ...in the heady days just after their marriage...
     在他们新婚燕尔的那些令人陶醉的日子里
  2. I felt heady and euphoric.
     我开始兴奋，有些飘飘然了。

双语例句

• War, with its fear, its deprivation, its excitement and violence makes for a very heady brew.
  战争是恐惧，剥夺、刺激和暴力的强烈混合。
• He remembered the heady experience of first love.
  他回忆起令人陶醉的初恋经历。
• These are heady days for Coca-Cola in China, its fourth-largest market.
  对可口可乐（coca-cola）来说，如今其全球第四大市场中国令人兴奋。
• These are heady days for Germany.
  这正是德国的大好光景。
• It was a heady moment for a couple of middle-aged Americans in China.
  这是几个在中国生活的美国中年人的幸福时刻。
• Heady stuff that I cannot yet explain, even if I had space.
  即使还有篇幅，现在我也还不能解释其本质。
• The heady aroma of wood fires emanated from the stove.
  炉子里散发出木柴燃烧时的浓烈香味。
• One product of those heady times has become a part of American popular culture: Levi's jeans.
  作为那段热血沸腾岁月的产物之一，李维斯牛仔裤已经成为美国流行文化的一部分。
• Heady growth in online advertising encouraged countless start-ups and traditional media businesses to chase the same business model.
  在线广告的迅猛增长，鼓励了无数初创企业和传统媒体企业采用同样的业务模式。
• A few years ago, during a lull in conversation, we got onto the heady subject of finances.
  几年前，在一次谈话的间歇，我们又聊到了金融这个老话题上。