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brainstorm brainstorm/bre͟ɪnstɔː(r)m/1[N-COUNT	可数名词]一时糊涂；头脑发热 If you have a brainstorm, you suddenly become unable to think clearly.   [BRIT 英]I can have a brainstorm and be very extravagant.我有时会头脑发热，挥霍无度。2[N-COUNT	可数名词]突然想到的好主意；灵感 If you have a brainstorm, you suddenly have a clever idea.   [AM 美]'Look,' she said, getting a brainstorm, 'Why don't you invite them here?'“对了，”她灵机一动说道，“你干吗不请他们到这儿来？”in BRIT, usually use 英国英语通常用 brainwave3[VERB	动词]集思广益；集体献计 If a group of people brainstorm, they have a meeting in which they all put forward as many ideas and suggestions as they can think of.   [V]  [V n]The women meet twice a month to brainstorm and set business goals for each other...她们每个月聚会两次，在一起出谋献策，为各自制定生意目标。We can brainstorm a list of the most influential individuals in the company.我们可以集体讨论，列出该公司中最有影响的人员的名单。brainstormingHundreds of ideas had been tried and discarded during two years of brainstorming.在两年的集思广益期间，已经有上百种设想方案被一一尝试又放弃。 brainstorm1 nounbrainstorm2 verbbrainstormbrain‧storm1 /ˈbreɪnstɔːm $ -stɔːrm/ ●○○ noun  Examples Collocations 1[countable usually singular] American English a sudden clever idea SYN brainwave British English:  Kirby had a sudden brainstorm.2[countable] British English informal if you have a brainstorm, you are suddenly unable to think clearly or sensibly:  I must have had a brainstorm that afternoon.brainstorm1 nounbrainstorm2 verbbrainstormbrainstorm2 verb [intransitive, transitive]  Collocations  to have a discussion or meeting with other people at work, to suggest a lot of ideas for an activity or for solving a problem:  Employees get together and brainstorm ideas some of which get developed and some don't.

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t66Pk8i74cE7fib4MrIjFw+yqbiws/E14zk4UUi0LndXXdwW4h20zU7pMTeUIUrOAPROgi6x3mr/gOzVv5G6sbOq/VR4H9HxNvdCfmiIR7ZpdiLQ3s1EtwWJxJgL8krYzfUAw3r6qQLKgLmoNSLqUtjy+Jb3O1qSwHsNCnWPM68ucjASPM9fHRyGReKldPPQ67IXHfN60E+fEDiI9JaLDB13R2u7QBl/pvE1jMZc8XI=             brain·storm              /        ˈbreɪnstɔːm                ;          NAmE                ˈbreɪnstɔːrm                /                              noun                            [singular        ]                    1              (          BrE)                a sudden inability to think clearly which causes unusual behaviour          突然神志不清；脑猝病                            ◆        She had a brainstorm in the exam and didn't answer a single question.        她考试时脑子里突然一片混乱，一个题也没答。                    2      (        NAmE)            =                                            brainwave                                                  brainstorm      brainstorms      brainstormed      brainstorming                  brain·storm              /        ˈbreɪnstɔːm                ;          NAmE                ˈbreɪnstɔːrm                /             brainstorm[ˈbreɪnstɔ:m]brainstormed, brainstorming, brainstormsIELTSv2164938617259973172n286411901745694019VERB1401327997NOUN262986640Spoken:17163632集思广益(65%)，脑猝病(21%)，好主意(14%)n.集思广益；头脑风暴；灵机一动vt.集体讨论；集思广益以寻找vi.集体讨论；动脑筋；出主意

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Collins	brainstorm /bre͟ɪnstɔː(r)m/ 1 [N-COUNT 可数名词]一时糊涂；头脑发热 If you have a brainstorm, you suddenly become unable to think clearly. [BRIT 英] I can have a brainstorm and be very extravagant. 我有时会头脑发热，挥霍无度。 2 [N-COUNT 可数名词]突然想到的好主意；灵感 If you have a brainstorm, you suddenly have a clever idea. [AM 美] 'Look,' she said, getting a brainstorm, 'Why don't you invite them here?' “对了，”她灵机一动说道，“你干吗不请他们到这儿来？” in BRIT, usually use 英国英语通常用 brainwave 3 [VERB 动词]集思广益；集体献计 If a group of people brainstorm, they have a meeting in which they all put forward as many ideas and suggestions as they can think of. [V] [V n] The women meet twice a month to brainstorm and set business goals for each other... 她们每个月聚会两次，在一起出谋献策，为各自制定生意目标。 We can brainstorm a list of the most influential individuals in the company. 我们可以集体讨论，列出该公司中最有影响的人员的名单。 brainstorming Hundreds of ideas had been tried and discarded during two years of brainstorming. 在两年的集思广益期间，已经有上百种设想方案被一一尝试又放弃。
Oxford	brain·storm / ˈbreɪnstɔːm ; NAmE ˈbreɪnstɔːrm / noun [singular ] 1 ( BrE) a sudden inability to think clearly which causes unusual behaviour 突然神志不清；脑猝病 ◆ She had a brainstorm in the exam and didn't answer a single question. 她考试时脑子里突然一片混乱，一个题也没答。 2 ( NAmE) = brainwave brainstorm brainstorms brainstormed brainstorming brain·storm / ˈbreɪnstɔːm ; NAmE ˈbreɪnstɔːrm /
LDC	brainstorm1 noun brainstorm2 verb brainstormbrain‧storm1 /ˈbreɪnstɔːm $ -stɔːrm/ ●○○ noun Examples Collocations 1[countable usually singular] American English a sudden clever idea SYN brainwave British English: Kirby had a sudden brainstorm.2[countable] British English informal if you have a brainstorm, you are suddenly unable to think clearly or sensibly: I must have had a brainstorm that afternoon. brainstorm1 noun brainstorm2 verb brainstormbrainstorm2 verb [intransitive, transitive] Collocations to have a discussion or meeting with other people at work, to suggest a lot of ideas for an activity or for solving a problem: Employees get together and brainstorm ideas some of which get developed and some don't.
WDF	brainstorm [ˈbreɪnstɔ:m]brainstormed, brainstorming, brainstorms IELTS v21649 386 17 25 99 73 172 n28641 190 17 45 69 40 19 VERB14013 27997 NOUN26298 6640 Spoken: 17163632 集思广益(65%)，脑猝病(21%)，好主意(14%) n.集思广益；头脑风暴；灵机一动 vt.集体讨论；集思广益以寻找 vi.集体讨论；动脑筋；出主意

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