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词组 brain
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brain
Theme: IMPACT
tr. to hit someone (in the head).
I ought to brain you for that!She almost brained me with her umbrella.
Theme: INTELLIGENCE
n. a good student; a very intelligent person.
I'm no brain, but I get good grades.Who was the brain who figured this out?

fuse box
n. the head; the brain.
I'm afraid she's missing a little something in the fuse box.Jed acts like his fuse box is completely blown.
top story and upper story
n. the brain.
A little weak in the upper story, but other than that, a great guy.He has nothing for a top story.
wetware
n. the human brain. (Compared to computer hardware and software.)
This isn't a hardware problem; it's a wetware problem.You need to update your wetware.
brain
1. noun
1
oral sex performed on a male. An extension of HEAD US, 1998.
2
a smart person UK, 1914.
3
a dumb person US, 1981.
4
the penis. Derisive usage US, 2001. get something or someone on the brainto become obsessed by something or someone UK, 1989. out of your braindrunk or drug-intoxicated UK, 1973
2. verb
to hit someone on the head US, 1938
idiombrain a bird brain bored out of your mind/brain/skull be a no-brainerthe brain drainleave your country a situation in which people in a particular profession or business go abroad or to another business or industry to work, because they will be paid more for their work there:We will set up a Pay Review Body for academic staff in order to halt the brain drain.The company suffered from brain drain as top brokers left to form their own companies or make higher commissions elsewhere.have sth on the brainto keep thinking about something all the time, so that it annoys you:I've had that song on the brain all day.No, I don't want to look at your computer game - you've got computers on the brain.rack your brain/brainsto try very hard to think of an idea or remember something:I racked my brain trying to think of something sensible to say.I don't know where I put the leaflet - I've been racking my brains all afternoon.

brain (someone)

To strike or assault someone violently and severely, typically on the head. He warned me that he was going to brain me if I didn't stop insulting him. The lump on my head is from when a box fell off a shelf and brained me yesterday.

brain someone

Fig. to strike a person hard on the skull as if to knock out the person's brains. (Often said as a vain threat.) I thought he was going to brain me, but he only hit me on the shoulder. If you don't do it, I'll brain you.

brain

1. n. a good student; a very intelligent person. (see also brains.) I’m no brain, but I get good grades.
2. tv. to hit someone (in the head). I ought to brain you for that!
See:
  • a light bulb goes off in (one's) brain
  • a light bulb goes on in (one's) brain
  • a mind like a sieve
  • ain't got the brains God gave a squirrel
  • all brawn and no brain
  • an idle brain is the devil's workshop
  • bash (someone's) brains in
  • BB brain
  • be all brawn and no brain(s)
  • be brain dead
  • be out of (one's) brain
  • be the brains behind (something)
  • beat (one's) brains out
  • beat (someone's) brains in
  • beat brains
  • beat brains out
  • beat one’s brains out
  • beat one’s brains out to do something
  • beat one's brains (out), to
  • beat one's brains out
  • beat someone’s brains out
  • beat your brains out
  • beetlebrain
  • bird of (one's) own brain
  • bird-brain
  • blow (one's) brains out
  • blow brains out
  • blow one's brains out
  • blow someone’s brains out
  • blow your/somebody's brains out
  • bored out of (one's) brains
  • brack-brain
  • brain
  • brain (someone)
  • brain box
  • brain bucket
  • brain candy
  • brain cramp
  • brain dead
  • brain drain
  • brain dump
  • brain someone
  • brain surgeon
  • brain surgery
  • brain trust
  • brain-burned
  • brainchild
  • brain-dead
  • brain-drain
  • brain-fried
  • brains
  • brains and brawn
  • brains and/versus brawn
  • brains out
  • brains versus brawn
  • brainstorm
  • brain-teaser
  • brain-twister
  • crackbrain
  • cudgel (one's) brains
  • cudgel one's brains, to
  • cudgel your brain
  • feather brain
  • get (one's) brain in gear
  • get brain
  • get your brain into gear
  • have (one's) brain on a leash
  • have (someone) on the brain
  • have (something) on the brain
  • have a light bulb go off in (one's) brain
  • have a light bulb go on in (one's) brain
  • have a moonflaw in the brain
  • have brain on a leash
  • have one’s brain on a leash
  • have somebody/something on the brain
  • have something on the brain
  • idle brain is the devil's workshop
  • lamebrain
  • lame-brain
  • more with brains than with brawn
  • not have two (something) to rub together
  • not have two brain cells to rub together
  • not have two brain cells, pennies, etc. to rub together
  • on one's mind
  • on the brain
  • on the/(one's) brain
  • out of (one's) brain
  • pick (one's) brain(s)
  • pick brain
  • pick somebody's brains
  • pick someone's brain
  • pick someone's brain, to
  • pick someone's brains
  • rack (one's) brain(s)
  • rack brain
  • rack brains
  • rack one's brain
  • rack one's brain, to
  • rack your brains
  • rattlebrain
  • scatterbrain
  • the brain drain
  • the brains behind (something)
  • the brains behind something
  • wrack (one's) brain(s)
  • wrack brains
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