Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Brain"
The meaning of "Brain" in various phrases and sentences
Q:
Co znaczy His brain is happy!?
A:
He feels really good about something. Or, he's doing something he loves to do. Or, mild Euphoria.
*I rarely see this expression. We usually just say something, "I'm super happy" or "I feel great!"
*I rarely see this expression. We usually just say something, "I'm super happy" or "I feel great!"
Q:
Co znaczy brain dump ? ?
A:
Brain dump means “knowledge transfer/transfer of a lot of information from someone’s brain/mind to another person or onto paper. For example (education context):
When someone’s preparing for an exam, that person might “brain dump” by writing out as much information as they can remember about something they've studied. As the saying goes “Dump your brain to free your mind”.
Another example: Mary brain dump everything to her VP before the corporate meeting. It just means she hurriedly shared all the knowledge and information she knows that are essential to the meeting.
When someone’s preparing for an exam, that person might “brain dump” by writing out as much information as they can remember about something they've studied. As the saying goes “Dump your brain to free your mind”.
Another example: Mary brain dump everything to her VP before the corporate meeting. It just means she hurriedly shared all the knowledge and information she knows that are essential to the meeting.
Q:
Co znaczy If he has a brain at all, something's about to dawn on him.?
A:
Ah yes it's kinda rude, but that's what it meant in a more nicer approach
Q:
Co znaczy A brain research is one of great frontiers in the understanding of human physiology.?
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The word frontier means unexplored or undeveloped territory, usually land, but used figuratively here to mean a subject that is not well researched.
The sentence means that the brain has not yet been studied completely and researching it will help us to understand human bodies better.
The sentence means that the brain has not yet been studied completely and researching it will help us to understand human bodies better.
Q:
Co znaczy trip-you-up brain teasers?
A:
A brain teaser is a puzzle (usually a verbal puzzle) that requires creative and abstract thinking to solve. The solution is not straight forward, you have to think "outside of the box" to solve it.
Example: "What gets more wet the more it dries?"
The answer would be a towel because a towel dries other things by absorbing water and making itself more wet.
In this context, a "trip-you-up" brain teaser would be one that is similar to the example above with the towel. It's a trick question because the answer is simple, but you first need to figure out the trick.
What the interviewer is saying is that they will not use these silly brain teasers, instead they will ask problem-solving type brain teasers like:
"How many golf balls would fit in a school bus?"
or
"What is the best way to find a needle in a haystack?"
These are "thinking" problems that are designed to make you use your brain-power and problem-solving skills to come up with creative solutions.
It's not just a "trick" or a simple answer, you need to be able to show your method and thought processes. How is it that you arrived at such a solution? What methods or tools did you think of to help you solve the problem? Did you account for possible errors or other problems with your method, etc.
Example: "What gets more wet the more it dries?"
The answer would be a towel because a towel dries other things by absorbing water and making itself more wet.
In this context, a "trip-you-up" brain teaser would be one that is similar to the example above with the towel. It's a trick question because the answer is simple, but you first need to figure out the trick.
What the interviewer is saying is that they will not use these silly brain teasers, instead they will ask problem-solving type brain teasers like:
"How many golf balls would fit in a school bus?"
or
"What is the best way to find a needle in a haystack?"
These are "thinking" problems that are designed to make you use your brain-power and problem-solving skills to come up with creative solutions.
It's not just a "trick" or a simple answer, you need to be able to show your method and thought processes. How is it that you arrived at such a solution? What methods or tools did you think of to help you solve the problem? Did you account for possible errors or other problems with your method, etc.
Example sentences using "Brain"
Q:
Napisz przykładowe zdania z I'd like to pick your brain.
A:
It means "I want to ask some questions."
Here are some examples:
"Wow! You really know a lot about cars. I'd like to pick your brain about something. If you don't mind."
"Hey. I'd like to pick your brain about Physics some time. If you have the time."
"John told me to ask you about the Maths exam. I'd like to pick your brain about section 5.4, please."
Here are some examples:
"Wow! You really know a lot about cars. I'd like to pick your brain about something. If you don't mind."
"Hey. I'd like to pick your brain about Physics some time. If you have the time."
"John told me to ask you about the Maths exam. I'd like to pick your brain about section 5.4, please."
Q:
Napisz przykładowe zdania z dead brain.
A:
"Do you know Anna? She died?"
"Really?! What's the cause of her death?"
"Doctor said It was dead brain. Her brain just stopped functioning"
This is the only senario I could think. There is no metaphorical meaning of dead brain.
"Really?! What's the cause of her death?"
"Doctor said It was dead brain. Her brain just stopped functioning"
This is the only senario I could think. There is no metaphorical meaning of dead brain.
Q:
Napisz przykładowe zdania z Racking my brains .
A:
First, it is brain, not brains.
"I was racking my brain to come up with a present for Mary."
I was racking my brain to remember where I left my keys."
"The student was racking his brain to remember the answers to the test."
"I was racking my brain to come up with a present for Mary."
I was racking my brain to remember where I left my keys."
"The student was racking his brain to remember the answers to the test."
Q:
Napisz przykładowe zdania z brain.
A:
He has a good brain.
(as to intelligence)
He’s an excellent brain surgeon.
(as a body part)
He racked his brain for a new idea in this article.
(as mind)
People never picked his brain.
(as ideas)
He is the brain of this team.
(as to someone who leads)
😊
(as to intelligence)
He’s an excellent brain surgeon.
(as a body part)
He racked his brain for a new idea in this article.
(as mind)
People never picked his brain.
(as ideas)
He is the brain of this team.
(as to someone who leads)
😊
Q:
Napisz przykładowe zdania z brain power.
A:
This problem requires a lot of brain power.
She has a lot of brain power.
All we need is some brain power.
She has a lot of brain power.
All we need is some brain power.
Synonyms of "Brain" and their differences
Q:
Jaka jest różnica między Shrink brains i Shrinking brains ?
A:
I have never heard the term shrink brains. Perhaps you mean shrunken brains. Shrunken brain means they brain is already smaller, and is not getting smaller anymore. A shrinking brain is a brain that is getting smaller right now, it is still getting smaller. These would not commonly be used though, shrinking can be used to describe a brain.
“I forget stuff every day, maybe my brain is shrinking”
“You are really stupid, do you have a shrunken brain?”
“I forget stuff every day, maybe my brain is shrinking”
“You are really stupid, do you have a shrunken brain?”
Q:
Jaka jest różnica między brain injury i brain damage ?
A:
A brain injury will become better over time and is not permanent. Brain damage will not become better over time and is permanent
Q:
Jaka jest różnica między It takes brains to i You must be smart to ?
A:
"It takes brains to" is more natural and colloquial. However, "you must be smart to" is also correct.
Examples: It takes brains to be able to get through a Russian Literature Classic.
You must be smart to figure out the tricky test problems.
Examples: It takes brains to be able to get through a Russian Literature Classic.
You must be smart to figure out the tricky test problems.
Q:
Jaka jest różnica między in the brain of human i in the minds of people. (between "people" and "human", which one is true? ?
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@make_it_count You could say both of these statements.
“Brains of humans” sounds very technical and would be more commonly used by doctors, scientists, and in other scientific environments.
“Minds of People” sounds much softer. It would be a phrase more commonly used outside of the medical community.
“Brains of humans” sounds very technical and would be more commonly used by doctors, scientists, and in other scientific environments.
“Minds of People” sounds much softer. It would be a phrase more commonly used outside of the medical community.
Q:
Jaka jest różnica między on the brain i in the brain ?
A:
Hi Kinichi. ogenki desu ka? ^^
The terms you are asking about are generally two different things.
"On the brain" is an expression meaning that you are thinking about something. "Wow, I have cute girls on the brain." = "I am thinking about cute girls."
"In the brain" is something you would usually only say if you had a medical/health problem in your brain. For example, "The doctor just told me that I have a tumor in the brain" (or: "...in my brain.").
That said, you may find a small amount of English speakers that will use "in the brain" as an expression too: "Aw man, I must have bugs in the brain, because I can't think today." This isn't very common though.
I hope that helps. ^^
The terms you are asking about are generally two different things.
"On the brain" is an expression meaning that you are thinking about something. "Wow, I have cute girls on the brain." = "I am thinking about cute girls."
"In the brain" is something you would usually only say if you had a medical/health problem in your brain. For example, "The doctor just told me that I have a tumor in the brain" (or: "...in my brain.").
That said, you may find a small amount of English speakers that will use "in the brain" as an expression too: "Aw man, I must have bugs in the brain, because I can't think today." This isn't very common though.
I hope that helps. ^^
Translations of "Brain"
Q:
Jak to przetłumaczyć na angielski (amerykański)? eat my brain
A:
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Jak to przetłumaczyć na angielski (brytyjski)? brain hawa se tez dorta h...
A:
brain is run fast than air.
Q:
Jak to przetłumaczyć na angielski (brytyjski)? brain haemorrhage
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Jak to przetłumaczyć na angielski (amerykański)? second: your brain has about a hundred billion cells, and controls everything you do. it receives information from your senses ,analyses it, then send messages
A:
Your speaking is a little too fast. Try talking slower.
Q:
Jak to przetłumaczyć na angielski (amerykański)? Brain
Addiction. Nicotine from cigarettes is as addictive as heroin. Nicotine addiction is hard to beat because it changes your brain. The brain develops extra nicotine receptors to accommodate the large doses of nicotine from tobacco.
please slowly
Addiction. Nicotine from cigarettes is as addictive as heroin. Nicotine addiction is hard to beat because it changes your brain. The brain develops extra nicotine receptors to accommodate the large doses of nicotine from tobacco.
please slowly
A:
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Other questions about "Brain"
Q:
Czy to brzmi naturalnie? It's not worth racking your brain trying to solve this unsolvable equation.
A:
I would substitute unsolvable for impossible just because it's a little redundant since you already have "solve" in sentence.
Q:
Czy to brzmi naturalnie? "My brain's foreign language region is probably a single drawer cabinet"
A:
Interesting concept and way of putting it! I like it!
If you'd like to stress that there are multiple foreign languages (and not just one), perhaps you could phrase it as such:
"My brain's region for foreign languages is probably a single-drawer cabinet."
or
"The region in my brain for foreign languages is probably a single-drawer cabinet."
If you'd like to stress that there are multiple foreign languages (and not just one), perhaps you could phrase it as such:
"My brain's region for foreign languages is probably a single-drawer cabinet."
or
"The region in my brain for foreign languages is probably a single-drawer cabinet."
Q:
Czy to brzmi naturalnie? brain drainage
A:
Brain Drain :)
Q:
Czy to brzmi naturalnie? I believe that our brains may have the capacity to predict future, as I sometimes feel what occurs to me for the first time has already happened before. Since we are still not fully developed our bodies and understand our potentials, scenarios or dreams just like The Inception may emerge in real life continually. That's so-called Deja Vu.
A:
These native speakers that don't know their own language...
I suggest the following:
I believe that our brains may have the capacity to predict *the* future, as I sometimes feel *that* what *is happening* to me for the first time has already happened before. Since we *have* still not fully developed our bodies and *understood* our *potential*, *events* or dreams just like *in* The Inception may *continually* emerge in real life. That's called *déjà vu*.
P. S. "to occur to somebody" means that they think of something. "It occurred to me that he forgot his keys." = "I suddenly thought about the fact that he forgot his keys."
I suggest the following:
I believe that our brains may have the capacity to predict *the* future, as I sometimes feel *that* what *is happening* to me for the first time has already happened before. Since we *have* still not fully developed our bodies and *understood* our *potential*, *events* or dreams just like *in* The Inception may *continually* emerge in real life. That's called *déjà vu*.
P. S. "to occur to somebody" means that they think of something. "It occurred to me that he forgot his keys." = "I suddenly thought about the fact that he forgot his keys."
Q:
What does"prime the brain" mean?
A:
Make the brain ready for something.
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