| 单词 | brain |
| 释义 | brain [breɪn] noun ESSENTIAL countable ■the organ inside the head that controls thought, memory, feelings and activity 脑，大脑 •Doctors tried desperately to reduce the swelling in her brain.医生想尽一切办法缩小她脑部的肿块。 •The accident left him with permanent brain damage •His wife died from a brain tumour IMPROVER countable ■used to refer to intelligence 头脑；智力 •Marie has an amazing brain (= is very intelligent).玛丽的智力惊人。 •That can't possibly be the right way to do it - use •The poor child inherited his mother's brains and his father's looks.这个可怜的孩子继承了妈妈的智慧和爸爸的长相。 •He's got brains but he's too lazy to use them (= He is clever but lazy).他人很聪明，但就是懒得动脑筋。 countable usually plural informal ■a very intelligent person, especially one who has spent a lot of time studying 极聪明的人；智者；智囊 •We've got the best brains in the land working on this problem.我们找到了国内最好的专家来解决这个问题。 the brains only singular ■the cleverest person of a group, especially the person who plans what the group will do （机构组织中主管全域的）最聪明的人；策划组织者 •My little brother's the brains of [breɪn] noun have sth on the brain informal disapproving ■to not be able to stop thinking or talking about one particular thing 念念不忘；总是想到（或提到） •You've got cars on the brain. Can't we talk about something else for a change?你说话老是离不开汽车。我们能不能换个话题？ [breɪn] verb transitive informal ■to hit someone on the head 猛击…的头部 •I'll brain you if you don't keep quiet.如果你不保持安静我就打你的头。 |
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