🧠brain (bɾeɪn)

noun
/breɪn/
cerebro (cerebro)

Meaning

the organ inside the head that controls thought, memory, feelings, and activity
an organ of soft nervous tissue contained in the skull of vertebrates, functioning as the coordinating center of sensation and intellectual activity
Traducción del significado
el órgano dentro de la cabeza que controla el pensamiento, la memoria, los sentimientos y la actividad
el organo dentro de la cabeza que controla el pensamiento, la memoria, los sentimientos y la actividad

Oraciones de ejemplo

The human brain is incredibly complex.

El cerebro humano es increíblemente complejo.
El cerebro humano es increiblemente complejo.

The human brain is capable of processing incredible amounts of information.

El cerebro humano es capaz de procesar cantidades increíbles de información.
El cerebro humano es capaz de procesar cantidades increibles de informacion.

The brain can only focus on one thing at a time.

El cerebro solo puede concentrarse en una cosa a la vez.
El cerebro solo puede concentrarse en una cosa a la vez.

Expresiones de ejemplo

rack your brain
romperse la cabeza
romperse la cabeza

Synonyms

mind, intellect, intelligence, head, cerebrum, grey matter
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mind, intellect, intelligence, head
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mind, intellect, cerebrum, grey matter
Entrada 3
mind, intellect, intelligence, cerebrum

Antonyms

ignorance, stupidity, brawn, muscle, body, limb
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ignorance, stupidity
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brawn, muscle, body
Entrada 3
body, limb, muscle

Colocaciones

brain function, human brain, brain activity, brain power
Entrada 1
brain function, human brain, brain activity, brain power
Entrada 2
human brain, brain power, brain function

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