brain

名词脑; 智慧; 聪明的人; （群体中）最聪明的人

及物动词打破…的脑袋; 打…的头部

1. have sth. on the brain : 热心干某事；

名词

1. 脑髓：里面有一个学生的爸妈是出车祸死了,原先是某个研究所的成员,被其同事变成僵尸,记得里面有个同学被僵尸咬了,送进那个研究所,他的朋友就进研究所救他朋友,后来发生很多情况,记得那些僵尸都叫着要脑髓(brain)男主角的女友是研究所的一个员工,

1. brain

1. 脑；大脑
    Your brain is the organ inside your head that controls your body's activities and enables you to think and to feel things such as heat and pain.

    e.g. Her father died of a brain tumour.
           她父亲死于脑瘤。

2. 头脑；智力
    Your brain is your mind and the way that you think.

    e.g. Once you stop using your brain you soon go stale...
           一旦停止用脑，人很快就会变得迟钝。
    e.g. Stretch your brain with this puzzle.
           用这个智力游戏锻炼你的思维能力。

3. 智力；智慧；头脑
    If someone has brains or a good brain, they have the ability to learn and understand things quickly, to solve problems, and to make good decisions.

    e.g. They were not the only ones to have brains and ambition...
           并不是只有他们聪明、有志向。
    e.g. I had a good brain and the teachers liked me.
           我很聪明，老师们都喜欢我。

4. brain的解释

4. 智囊；出谋划策者
    If someone is the brains behind an idea or an organization, he or she had that idea or makes the important decisions about how that organization is managed.

    e.g. Mr White was the brains behind the scheme...
           怀特先生是该项计划的幕后策划者。
    e.g. Some investigators regarded her as the brains of the gang.
           一些调查员认为她是该团伙的决策者。

5. 猛击…的头部
    To brain someone means to hit them forcefully on the head.

    e.g. He had threatened to brain him then and there.
           他当时就威胁要打爆他的脑袋。

6. 把…的脑袋打伤；把…脑袋打开花
    To beat someone's brains out or bash their brains in means to hit their head very hard, so that they are badly injured or killed.

    e.g. They stood over him with clubs raised as if to beat his brains out.
           他们举着棍子监视着他，好像要揍扁他的脑袋。

7. （用枪）把…的脑袋打开花；射中…的头部
    To blow someone's brains out means to shoot them in the head, killing them.

    e.g. Give me all your money or I'll blow your brains out...
           把你所有的钱都给我，否则我就一枪把你的脑袋打开花。
    e.g. He blew his brains out with a shotgun.
           他用一支猎枪射中了他的脑袋。

8. 一直想着；对…念念不忘
    If someone has something on the brain, they keep thinking about it.

    e.g. You've had chess on the brain since you were little.
           你从很小的时候就对下棋产生了浓厚兴趣。

9. 请教；讨教
    If you pick someone's brains, you ask them to help you with a problem because they know more about the subject than you.

    e.g. Why should a successful company allow another firm to pick its brains?
           为什么一个成功的企业就得允许别的公司来讨教呢？

10. to rack your brains -> see rack

1. brain的近义词

1. He believed by drawing in this'collective brain weight'there was a greater chance to reach desired levels of development and prosperity.

2. brain的反义词

2. The participants who squelched their terror and pressed the " snake approach " button showed activation of a brain region called the subgenual anterior cingulate cortex.

3. brain

3. Previous research had established that a whiff of it affected women's mood, sexual and physiological arousal and brain activation.

4. One surprise was the activation of the cerebellum - a section of the brain at the base of the head.

5. This signature includes strong activation in a brain area called the anterior cingulate cortex.

6. brain

6. She began by studying the corpus callosum, the cable of nerves that channels all communication and cooperation between the brain's two hemispheres.

7. brain的反义词

7. It can take weeks to tell the extent of damage, and months of intense rehabilitation to try to spur the brain's capacity to recover.

8. Zhang Ming was diagnosed with brain cancer in September 2006 and had three bouts of major surgery last year.

9. Because extroverts have less internally generated brain activity, they search for more external stimuli to energize them.

10. brain

10. China has not adopted the concept of brain death yet but still uses the traditional concept of cardiac death.

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