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римско
mózgi
I. brain [breɪn] N
1. brain ANAT:
brain
mózg m
2. brain:
brains pl FOOD
móżdżek m
3. brain (mind):
brain
umysł m
4. brain:
brains pl (intelligence), to have brains
mieć głowę
to use one's brains
ruszyć głową
5. brain inf (person):
brain
mózg m
the best brains
najtęższe umysły mpl
6. brain:
the brains + sing vb (in charge)
mózg m
the brains of family
głowa f
the brains of gang
szef m
Phrases:
to have sth on the brain
nie przestawać o czymś myśleć
to pick sb's brains
radzić [perf po-] się kogoś
II. brain [breɪn] VB trans inf
brain
rąbnąć w łeb
brain dead ADJ
1. brain dead inf:
brain dead
bezmyślny
2. brain dead MED:
to declare sb brain dead
stwierdzać [perf stwierdzić] u kogoś śmierć mózgu
brain death N no pl MED
brain death
śmierć f mózgu
brain drain N
brain drain
drenaż m mózgów (odpływ wykształconej siły roboczej za granicę)
brain-teaser N
1. brain-teaser (problem):
brain-teaser
łamigłówka f
2. brain-teaser (riddle):
brain-teaser
zagadka f
brain tumour N MED
brain tumour
guz m mózgu
OpenDict entry
brain concussion N
brain concussion MED
wstrząśnienie mózgu
Present
Ibrain
youbrain
he/she/itbrains
webrain
youbrain
theybrain
Past
Ibrained
youbrained
he/she/itbrained
webrained
youbrained
theybrained
Present Perfect
Ihavebrained
youhavebrained
he/she/ithasbrained
wehavebrained
youhavebrained
theyhavebrained
Past Perfect
Ihadbrained
youhadbrained
he/she/ithadbrained
wehadbrained
youhadbrained
theyhadbrained
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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)
brains pl FOOD
móżdżek m
brains pl (intelligence), to have brains
mieć głowę
the brains + sing vb (in charge)
mózg m
to cudgel one's brains
zachodzić w głowę
to use one's brains
ruszyć głową
to pick sb's brains
radzić [perf po-] się kogoś
the best brains
najtęższe umysły mpl
to blow one's brains out
strzelić sobie w łeb
to rack one's brain(s) over sth
łamać sobie głowę nad czymś
Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
A few days later he died of a brain tumour.
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She was then diagnosed with a brain tumour, which was later successfully removed in surgery.
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He underwent a successful brain tumour operation in 1993 while his first marriage was failing.
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He had several operations and, in 2006, was operated on for a brain tumour.
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When admitted to hospital, it is found she has a brain tumour.
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