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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

brain cell SUST.

brain cell: neurona f

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

cell [ingl. am. sɛl, ingl. brit. sɛl] SUST.

1. cell (in prison, monastery, honeycomb):

cell: celda f

2. cell BIOL.:

cell: célula f

cell atrbv. division/wall: celular

a single cell animal: un animal unicelular

3. cell ELECTR.:

cell: célula f

cell (in battery): elemento m

cell (in battery): pila f

4. cell POL.:

cell: célula f

I. brain [ingl. am. breɪn, ingl. brit. breɪn] SUST.

1. brain (organ):

brain: cerebro m

the human brain: el cerebro humano

2. brain (intellect):

she's got a good brain: es muy inteligente

his brain is still as agile as ever: la cabeza le sigue funcionando perfectamente

to be bored out of one's brain ingl. brit. coloq.: estar aburrido como una ostra coloq.

to have sth on the brain coloq.: tener algo metido en la cabeza

she's got that boy on the brain: tiene a ese chico metido en la cabeza

she's got that boy on the brain: tiene el seso sorbido por ese chico coloq.

3. brain (clever person):

brain: cerebro m

the best brains in the country: los mejores cerebros del país

II. brain [ingl. am. breɪn, ingl. brit. breɪn] V. trans. coloq.

brain: romperle la crisma a coloq.

I'll brain you if you don't shut up!: ¡te rompo la crisma si no te callas! coloq.

brains [breɪnz] SUST.

1.1. brains + pl v. (substance):

brains: sesos mpl

brains GASTR.: sesos mpl

to blow sb's brains out: levantarle la tapa de los sesos a alguien

1.2. brains + pl v. (intelligence):

brains: inteligencia f

brains aren't needed for this job: para este trabajo no se necesita mucha inteligencia

to pick sb's brains I'd like to pick your brains about an article I'm writing: quisiera hacerte unas preguntas or consultas acerca de un artículo que estoy escribiendo

to rack or cudgel one's brains (over sth): devanarse los sesos (con algo)

2.1. brains + sing. v. (mastermind):

brains: cerebro m

brains: autor m intelectual / autora f intelectual amer.

she's the brains behind the operation: es el cerebro intelectual de la operación

she's the brains behind the operation: es la autora intelectual de la operación amer.

2.2. brains + sing. v. (clever person):

brains: lumbrera f

he's the brains of the family: es la lumbrera de la familia

en el diccionario PONS

cell [sel] SUST.

1. cell (in prison):

cell: celda f

cell: separo m Méx.

2. cell BIOL., POL.:

cell: célula f

a single cell animal: un animal unicelular

grey cells: materia f gris coloq.

3. cell ELECTR.:

cell: pila f

4. cell ingl. am. coloq. TEL.:

cell: móvil m Esp.

cell: celular m amer.

I. brain [breɪn] SUST.

1. brain (organ):

brain: cerebro m

2. brain pl (substance):

brain: sesos m pl.

3. brain (intelligence):

brain: cabeza f

to have brains: ser inteligente

4. brain coloq. (intelligent person):

brain: cerebro m

brain: lumbrera f

the best brains: los mejores cerebros

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to beat one's brains out coloq.: estrujarse el cerebro

to blow sb's brains out coloq.: levantar la tapa de los sesos a alguien

to have sth on the brain coloq.: estar obsesionado con algo

to pick sb's brains coloq.: hacer preguntas a alguien

to rack one's brain: devanarse los sesos

II. brain [breɪn] V. trans. coloq.

brain: romper la crisma a

en el diccionario PONS

cell [sel] SUST.

1. cell (in prison):

cell: celda f

cell: separo m Méx.

2. cell BIOL., POL.:

cell: célula f

a single-cell animal: un animal unicelular

grey cells: materia f gris coloq.

3. cell ELECTR.:

cell: pila f

I. brain [breɪn] SUST.

1. brain (organ):

brain: cerebro m

2. brain:

brains (substance): sesos m pl.

3. brain (intelligence):

brain: cabeza f

to have brains: ser inteligente

4. brain coloq. (intelligent person):

brain: cerebro m

brain: lumbrera f

the best brains: los mejores cerebros

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to beat one's brains out coloq.: estrujarse el cerebro

to blow sb's brains out coloq.: levantar la tapa de los sesos a alguien

to have sth on the brain coloq.: estar obsesionado con algo

to pick sb's brains coloq.: hacer preguntas a alguien

to rack one's brain: devanarse los sesos

II. brain [breɪn] V. trans. argot

brain: romper la crisma a

Present
I	brain
you	brain
he/she/it	brains
we	brain
you	brain
they	brain

Past
I	brained
you	brained
he/she/it	brained
we	brained
you	brained
they	brained

Present Perfect
I	have	brained
you	have	brained
he/she/it	has	brained
we	have	brained
you	have	brained
they	have	brained

Past Perfect
I	had	brained
you	had	brained
he/she/it	had	brained
we	had	brained
you	had	brained
they	had	brained

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Adults may want to play brain games to keep their brains in tiptop condition.

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The politics of technophilia vs technophobia aside, our power to manipulate our brains and genes is increasing dramatically -- and it raises serious ethical questions.

Functional magnetic resonance images of the blood flow in the subjects' brains were recorded before and after they swallowed the aspartame solution.

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They have computer chips inserted into their brains, which turns them into mindless, emotionless slaves.

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It brings in morals and spirituality as the linchpins to touch hearts in addition to engaging brains.

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