brainy 的定义
brain·i·er, brain·i·est.Informal.
- intelligent; clever; intellectual.
brainy 近义词
intelligent
更多brainy例句
- During his anti-society soapbox rants Allie can come across as a raving loon of the most dangerous sort, yet in this rendering he’s also charming and brainy enough to suggest why Margot didn’t just grab the kids and run years ago.
- As Marie, Zendaya is saddled with the tedious role of the brainy knockout who’s also “difficult”—yet men can’t resist her!
- Like entire neural networks, these cables were capable of performing complex logical calculations, suggesting our brain cells are far brainier than we previously thought—something AI can learn from.
- After still one more failed engagement, Day married Esther Milnes, a brainy heiress who was utterly enchanted with his ideas.
- They posted sensationalistic stories online, with headlines like “Brainy Ex-Model Suing Google.”
- This will rightfully be marketed as a thriller, but it belongs among the brainy examples of the genre, like those by Robert Stone.
- “I was the Hermione,” she said, referring to the brainy Harry Potter character.
- Beautiful, brainy, and bossy—on the surface, Gu Kailai was a new breed of Politburo wife.
- We've been waiting for you; you're all that's lacking—the brainy guy to sit behind the scenes and manage the thing.
- They were brave, brainy, patriotic men, not disturbed by the abuse heaped upon them.
- I remember that my brainy partner is counting khaki trousers in the Army clothing department.
- His face was awfully white; not that brainy pallor that was familiar—something else!
- Strong brainy men give themselves wholly to the task, and spend hundreds of thousands of dollars within a few months.