brainy 英 [ˈbreɪni]   美 [ˈbreni]

brainy

brainy  英 [ˈbreɪni] 美 [ˈbreni]

adj. 聪明的;脑筋好的;有头脑的 

比较级:brainier  最高级:brainiest 

Lots of brainy female graduates enter the job market each year. 每年都有大批有头脑的女性从学校毕业进入社会。
This process of sexual selection, Dr Miller and his followers believe, is the reason people have become so brainy. 米勒博士和他的追随者们相信,人类之所以变得如此聪明,性选择过程就是其原因。

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  • adj. 聪明的;脑筋好的;有头脑的
  • 1. Lots of brainy female graduates enter the job market each year.

    每年都有大批有头脑的女性从学校毕业进入社会。

  • 2. This process of sexual selection, Dr Miller and his followers believe, is the reason people have become so brainy.

    米勒博士和他的追随者们相信,人类之所以变得如此聪明,性选择过程就是其原因。

  • 3. In the mid-'80s, Wall Street turned to the quants—brainy financial engineers—to invent new ways to boost profits.

    80年代中期,华尔街转向计量经济学 ,聪明的金融工程师发明新的方法来增加利润。

  • brainy (adj.) 1832, "resembling brain matter;" 1845, "intelligent, clever," from brain (n.) + -y (2). Latin equivalent cerebrosus meant "passionate, enraged, hot-headed," leading Tucker to remark that " 'Brainy' is not a natural expression for 'frantic.' "
brainy / ˈbreɪni ; NAmE ˈbreɪni / adjective ( informal) ( brain·ier , braini·est ) very intelligent 十分聪明的 brainy brainier brainiest brainy / ˈbreɪni ; NAmE ˈbreɪni /
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