brainstorms

brainstorms

美 [ˈbreɪnˌstɔrm] 　英 [ˈbreɪnˌstɔː(r)m]

• na.突如其来的好思想；(专家顾问对重大问题的)献策献计；脑猝变
• 网络头脑风暴；脑力激荡；集思广益

词形变化

复数：brainstorms  现在分词：brainstorming  过去式：brainstormed  

同义词

英汉解释

na.	1. 〈美俚〉灵机一动,突如其来的好思想;(专家顾问对重大问题的)献策献计 2. 脑猝变;【医】脑猝病

英英解释

n.	1. a sudden very good idea that someone has 2. a brainstorming discussion 3. a situation in which you cannot think clearly so that you do or say something silly
v.	1. to discuss ideas in a brainstorming discussion

例句

All that brainstorms do is throw up lots of new ideas that then have to be rejected.

所有的头脑风暴不过是抛出大量新想法然后一个个被否决掉的过程。

I looked forward to worldly business trips, stimulating office brainstorms and hanging out with my co-workers every Friday at happy hour.

我期待着到世界各个地方出差、刺激的办公室集体自由讨论以及和我的同事们一起放松地度过每一段属于星期五的快乐时光。

Perfect visuals, and is built on the brainstorms on the basis of aesthetic consciousness.

完美的视觉画面，是建立在奇思妙想和审美意识基础上的。

There might be no Chinese Steve Jobs. But innovation is more than companies that start from garages based on brainstorms.

也许中国不会有乔布斯。但是创新也不仅仅意味着在车库里依靠头脑风暴白手起家。——题记。

Instruct students to continue classroom brainstorms online.

指导学生继续进行在线班级头脑风暴活动。

The architectural brainstorms of high-rise Pudong, on the east bank, made the place a symbol of the future.

外滩东岸高楼耸立的浦东的建筑智慧，让这块土地成为了未来的象征符号。