brainpower

英 [ˈbreɪnpaʊə(r)]

美 [ˈbreɪnpaʊər]

n.  智能; 智力

COCA.28090

牛津词典

noun

• 智能；智力
  the ability to think; intelligence

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 脑力；智能；智力
  Brainpoweris intelligence or the ability to think.
  1. She admired Robert's brainpower.
     她羡慕罗伯特的聪明睿智。
• N-UNCOUNT （某组织或国家的）人才队伍，人才
  You can refer to the intelligent people in an organization or country as itsbrainpower.
  1. A country's principal resource is its brainpower.
     一个国家的首要资源是其人才资源。

英英释义

noun

• mental ability
  1. he's got plenty of brains but no common sense
  Synonym:brainlearning abilitymental capacitymentalitywit

双语例句

• I'm not saying that doing this requires more brainpower than the average person possesses.
  我并不是说，这样做需要更多的比一般人智力拥有。
• Mentorship is about taking the wisdom and brainpower of others and imparting it to those who need it most.
  导师制的实质是把其他人的智慧与学识传授给具有迫切需要的人。
• Eating the right breakfast can have quite an impact on brainpower.
  吃对早餐对你的智力有很大的影响。
• It is thought that blocking out distractions frees up the necessary brainpower to remember things.
  阻断干扰被认为可以释放必要的脑力去记忆事情。
• Fuzzy control and expert control are the two embranchment of brainpower control.
  模糊控制技术和专家控制是智能控制的两大分支。
• Brainpower is in ever greater demand as economies get more sophisticated.
  随着经济环境日益复杂化，对智力资源的需求更甚于以往。
• When I first came to college I realised that brainpower didn't count for much
  当我初上大学的时候，我认识到智力并不太重要。
• Every time an e-mail interrupts you, it costs time, money, and brainpower.
  每次有电子邮件打扰你的时候，你都在付出时间、金钱和脑力。
• But new research suggests we may be wildly underestimating their brainpower.
  最新研究表明父母们可能低估了孩子们的小脑瓜。
• They like to think that their superior brainpower means that others are left behind.
  左撇子们一般喜欢认为他们优良的智力意味着许多人被他们甩在了后面。