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brains 發(fā)音

英：[bre?nz]　　美：[bre?nz]

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brains 中文意思翻譯

brains 詞性/詞形變化，brains變形

原型:brain

brains 短語(yǔ)詞組

1、flying brains ─── 飛行大腦

2、good brains ─── 聰明的頭腦

3、coin one's brains ─── 動(dòng)腦賺錢(qián)

4、children brains cannot develop ─── 兒童大腦無(wú)法發(fā)育

5、cudgel one's brains for ─── 絞盡腦汁

6、electronic brains can reduce ─── 電子大腦可以減少

7、different sizes of the brains ─── 不同大小的大腦

8、give a lift to our brains ─── 提升我們的大腦

9、fit brains ─── 適合大腦

10、brains trust n. ─── 智囊團, 專(zhuān)家小組

11、beat one's brains ─── 動(dòng)腦筋

12、pick sb.'s brains ─── 竊取別人腦力勞動(dòng)成果

13、a bit short on brains ─── 大腦有點(diǎn)不足

14、best brains ─── 第一流的人才

15、bruise one's brains ─── 傷了一個(gè)人的大腦

16、exercise can keep our brains young ─── 運動(dòng)可以使我們的大腦保持年輕

17、feather-brains (feather-brain ─── 的復數) n. 愚笨 ─── 的人, 健忘 ─── 的人

18、Brains sur les Marches ─── 進(jìn)行曲中的大腦

19、rack one's brains ─── 絞盡腦汁

brains 常用詞組

human brain ─── 人腦

brain injury ─── [醫]腦損傷

brain damage ─── 腦損傷

brains 相似詞語(yǔ)短語(yǔ)

1、brainish ─── adj.沖動(dòng)的，性子急的

2、drains ─── n.排水溝（drain的復數）；吸血；v.放出，排出（drain的第三人稱(chēng)單數）

3、blains ─── n.水皰，痘；膿皰；n.(Blain)人名；(法)布蘭；(英、西)布萊恩

4、trains ─── n.[鐵路]火車(chē)；行列（train的復數形式）；v.訓練；受教育（train的第三人稱(chēng)單數形式）

5、bargains ─── n.交易；[貿易]廉價(jià)品；特價(jià)品（bargain的復數）；v.討價(jià)還價(jià)；達成協(xié)議（bargain的三單形式）

6、grains ─── n.[作物]谷粒（grain的復數）；雙齒魚(yú)叉，多齒魚(yú)叉

7、brails ─── n.卷帆索；（捕魚(yú)用的）抄網(wǎng)；v.用卷帆索卷

8、braids ─── n.辮子（braid的復數）；穗帶

9、brainy ─── adj.聰明的；腦筋好的；有頭腦的

brains 常見(jiàn)例句（雙語(yǔ)使用場(chǎng)景）

1、Joe is not one to blow his brains out. ─── 喬不是個(gè)肯賣(mài)力干活的人。

2、Nature has dowered her with both beauty and brains. ─── 大自然賦予她美貌與智慧。

3、He puzzled his brains about the matter. ─── 他為這些事大傷腦筋。

4、Implant Eyes and Brains in Machine! ─── 為機器植入眼睛和大腦！

5、He gets plenty of brains but no common sense. ─── 他有的是頭腦，可就是沒(méi)有常識。

6、He often advised people to use their brains. ─── 他常常勸人多用腦子。

7、He fell over the roof and dashed out his brains on a pile of stones below. ─── 他從屋頂上掉下來(lái)，摔在下面的一個(gè)石堆上，撞得腦漿迸裂。

8、He has one of the best brains in the university. ─── 他是這所大學(xué)里才智出眾的人。

9、They relied on brains rather than brawn. ─── 他們靠的是腦力，而不是體力。

10、He is one of the leading brains in the country. ─── 他是國家的知識分子精英。

11、Once his brain was linked with the computer, a man would undergo all experiences in　the space. ─── 一個(gè)人只要將自己的大腦與計算機連接起來(lái)，進(jìn)入Cyberspace, 就可以體驗在該空間的一切遭遇。

12、The brain needs a continuous supply of blood. ─── 大腦需要連續不斷地供血。

13、He was a big strapping guy but short on brains. ─── 他五大三粗，但頭腦簡(jiǎn)單。

14、He had to rack his brains to solve that complicated problem. ─── 他不得不絞盡腦汁去解決那個(gè)復雜問(wèn)題。

15、In Chinese, a computer is popularly known as an "electrical brain", for the working process of a computer is similar to a human brain very much. ─── 在中文里，計算機有一個(gè)人所共知的雅號：“電腦”。這是因為計算機的工作過(guò)程與人的大腦思維過(guò)程極為相似。

16、I beat my brains out to rescue him. ─── 為了救他,我傷透了腦筋。

17、He is the brains of the company. ─── 他是該公司的智囊。

18、He was a big strapping guy but short on brains. ─── 他五大三粗，但頭腦簡(jiǎn)單。

19、They racked their poor brains to back tall to us. ─── 他們絞盡腦汁對我們反唇相譏。

20、Harry himself would probably blow his brains out. ─── 哈里本人可能自殺。

21、I beat my Brains (out) to get a job. ─── 為了找尋工作,我傷透了腦筋

22、The electric vehicle's range is a conundrum that the best brains are still trying to unravel. ─── 電動(dòng)汽車(chē)的行駛里程仍然是一個(gè)讓人大傷腦筋的問(wèn)題，尚需諸多業(yè)內精英努力解決。

23、He puzzled his brains to find an answer. ─── 他冥思苦想尋求答案。

24、He's a nice fellow but short on brains. ─── 他是個(gè)好人,但不夠聰明。

25、He is heir to his father's fine brain. ─── 他承襲了他父親的聰明頭腦。

26、He took a gun and blew her brains out. ─── 他拿起**，瞄準她的腦袋，把她擊斃了。

27、Just because he is at the bottom of his class, it does not follows that he has a bad brain. ─── 只是因為他是班上的最后一名，那未必真的是他頭腦不好。

28、He beat his brains over the matter for days. ─── 他為這個(gè)問(wèn)題勞心焦思了好些天。

29、He's been cudgeling his brains all day over this problem. ─── 他整天都在為這個(gè)問(wèn)題費腦筋。

30、The horrible news leadened his brains with fear. ─── 可怕的消息讓他頭腦發(fā)沉，感到恐懼。

31、Listen: I've just had a brain storm. Here is what we should do. ─── 聽(tīng)我說(shuō)，我剛好想到個(gè)好主意。這就是我們該做的。

32、You inherited your father's brains. ─── 你繼承了你父親的好頭腦。

33、They blew their brains out to get the stage ready for the play. ─── 他們非常賣(mài)力地布置舞臺以便為戲劇的上演做好準備。

34、He has not got any brains whatever. ─── 他一點(diǎn)腦筋都沒(méi)有。

35、His brain seems to be functioning normally. ─── 他的大腦看起來(lái)功能正常。

36、Whatever his wetness, his brains were dry enough. ─── 不管他有多濕，他心里卻非常干枯。

37、The potentialities of the human brain are inexhaustible. ─── 人類(lèi)頭腦的潛力是無(wú)窮的。

38、They first implanted capsules into the animals' brains. ─── 他們先將膠囊植入那些動(dòng)物的大腦。

39、The extent of your vocabulary indicates the degree of your intelligence. Your brain power will increase as you learn to know more words. ─── 你對詞匯的把握程度反映了你的智力水平，當你通過(guò)學(xué)習掌握了更多的詞匯析時(shí)候，償大腦的思維能力也會(huì )嗇。

40、Severe brain damage turned him into a vegetable. ─── 他因腦部重傷而成了植物人。

41、He has to rack his brains to liven the class. ─── 他每天都要絞盡腦汁來(lái)調動(dòng)課堂氣氛。

42、Most people's brains are empty anyhow! ─── 大部分人的頭腦反正是空的！

43、Too much television rots your brain. ─── 多看電視會(huì )使你的頭腦退化。

44、Mary said he talked to women "as if they had brains. " ─── 麥瑞說(shuō)他和女人談話(huà)“像是她們有頭腦”。

45、Many women entering menopause say their brains do not seem to work as well as they used to. ─── 許多正步入更年期的女性無(wú)不感嘆，她們發(fā)覺(jué)到自己的腦部機能似乎已大不如前。

46、What he lacks in brains,he makes up for in brawn. ─── 他以體力來(lái)彌補他腦力的不足。

47、The human brain contains several billion nerve cells, which are connected with one another by fine nerves. ─── 人類(lèi)的大腦含有幾十億個(gè)神經(jīng)細胞，這些細胞由纖細的神經(jīng)將彼此連接起來(lái)。

48、He seems to think he has a monopoly of brains. ─── 他似乎認為只有他才聰明。

49、With his brains and energy, he's got it made. ─── 憑他的智慧和干勁，這件事十拿九穩。

50、He suffered irreversible brain damage in the crash. ─── 他在事故中大腦受傷無(wú)法治愈。

51、Human brains have more than 100 million cells per cubic centimeter. ─── 人腦每立方公分有一億多個(gè)細胞。

52、But in fact sports and games can be of great value, especially to people who work with their brains most of the day. ─── 但實(shí)際上，體育運動(dòng)對人們益處很大，特別是對那些一天大部分時(shí)間從事腦力勞動(dòng)的人類(lèi)說(shuō)，更是這樣。

53、He's a nice lad but he's a bit short on brains. ─── 他是個(gè)很好的小伙子，但是有時(shí)沒(méi)有頭腦。

54、He had more brains and muscles than I thought because he had the ability to understand and throw me across the room. ─── 他的頭腦和肌肉都比我想像的要多，因為他有能力理解我的話(huà)并把我扔到了屋子的另一邊。

55、In this job you need both brains and brawn. ─── 做這份工作既勞神又費力。

56、Some of the best brains in the province are here tonight. ─── 今晚我們省內的一些智囊人物云集在這里。

57、He's got plenty of brains as well as brawn. ─── 他四肢發(fā)達，頭腦也不簡(jiǎn)單。

58、Having brains is only half the battle. ─── 動(dòng)腦是成功的保證。

59、His lecture is intended to bear down on the application of acupuncture anesthesia in brain surgery. ─── 他的學(xué)術(shù)報告打算重點(diǎn)談針刺**在腦外科方面的應用。

60、They all puzzled their brains about the problem. ─── 他們都冥思苦想這個(gè)問(wèn)題。

61、He's got more brawn than brains. ─── 他肌肉發(fā)達，頭腦簡(jiǎn)單。

62、Brains Chen : Hi, I will study in UC this fall. ... ─── 你好,我是今年秋季要到UC念研究所的學(xué)...

63、Even after racking his brains he couldn't think of a single example. ─── 即使絞盡腦汁，他還是連一個(gè)例子也想不出來(lái)。

64、He plunged down the well of the staircase and beat his brains out. ─── 他從樓梯口跳下，頭部受到猛烈撞擊。

65、Carrying inward to a central organ or section, as nerves that conduct impulses from the periphery of the body to the brain or spinal cord. ─── 傳入的傳入到中央器官或部分的，如從身體的神經(jīng)末梢周?chē)鷤鲗窠?jīng)沖至大腦或脊柱腱的神經(jīng)

66、Even the big brains at Google are stumped. ─── 即使是谷歌的天才們也被難住了。

67、The doctors gave him an ultrasonic brain scan. ─── 醫生給他做了腦部超聲波掃描檢查。

68、He's got plenty of brains but no common sense. ─── 他有頭腦，可就是沒(méi)有常識。

69、He thinks he has a monopoly of brains. ─── 他認為自己獨具聰明才智。

70、He often advises people to use their brains. ─── 他經(jīng)常勸人們多動(dòng)腦筋。

71、She beat her brains out during the examination. ─── 在考試中她絞盡腦汁

72、He beat his brains trying to solve the problem. ─── 他為了解決這個(gè)問(wèn)題絞盡了腦汁。

73、His good image has stolen up on my brain. ─── 他的良好形象已漸漸在我頭腦中形成。

74、You are a beauty without brains. ─── 你是繡花枕頭一包草。

75、What he lacks in brains, he makes up for in brawn. ─── 他以體力來(lái)彌補他腦力不足。

76、When he fell from the cliff,he beat his brains out. ─── 他從懸崖上跌了下去，頭破血流而死。

77、A surgeon removed the boy's brain tumor. ─── 一位外科醫生為這男孩摘除了腦腫瘤。

78、He puzzled his brains to find the answer. ─── 他絞盡腦汁以尋求答案。

79、He is a nice fellow but short on brains. ─── 他是個(gè)好人，但不夠聰明。

80、As far as brains go, I got the lion's share. ─── 以智慧而言,我可是聰明得很。

81、When he fell from the roof, he beat his brains out. ─── 他從屋頂掉下來(lái)，摔得頭破血流。

82、His muddled brain suddenly clarified. ─── 他糊涂的頭腦突然清醒過(guò)來(lái)。

83、Monkey (animal), any of about 160 species of primates that have grasping hands, forward-facing eyes, and highly developed brains. ─── 猴（動(dòng)物），任何的約160種靈長(cháng)類(lèi)動(dòng)物有把握手中，未來(lái)面臨的眼睛，和高度發(fā)達的大腦。

84、Smoking dulls our brains and weakens our body. ─── 吸煙能使大腦遲鈍，身體虛弱。

85、Big Brains Cause Cramped Mouths. ─── 大腦袋造成小嘴。

86、Nimble brains, a pair of wisdom eye. ─── 一個(gè)靈活的頭腦，一雙智慧的眼睛。

87、The moral sense of fairness is hardwired into our brains and is an emotion shared by most people and primates tested for it. ─── 講求公平的道德感，在我們腦中已根深柢固，也是多數人類(lèi)及靈長(cháng)類(lèi)共通的情感，這是有實(shí)驗根據的。

88、You have got maggots in your brains. ─── 你真是異想天開(kāi)！

89、Do you think he has more brains? ─── 你認為他還有點(diǎn)心眼嗎?

英語(yǔ)長(cháng)句子成分該怎樣分析？

在翻譯長(cháng)句的時(shí)候，無(wú)論多么復雜的句子，都是由一些基本的成分構成，其次要弄清楚英語(yǔ)原文的句法結構，找出整個(gè)句子中的中心內容以及意思，再按照漢語(yǔ)的特點(diǎn)和方式，正確的翻譯出原文的意思就可以了。

第一:找出主謂賓語(yǔ)，這也是最基本的，從整體上去把握。

第二:找出謂語(yǔ)的結構、非謂語(yǔ)動(dòng)詞以及從句引導詞。

第三:分析從句以及短語(yǔ)的功能。

第四:正確分析句子的結構

最后，在閱讀任何形式的長(cháng)句，不管句子多長(cháng)，我們要分清各個(gè)句子中的主謂(表)賓語(yǔ)即可，因為這是一個(gè)句子清晰的主要條件，抓住了主要的條件，句子基本的意思就很明顯了。