brainstorm

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brainstorm
[ˈbreɪnstɔːm]
sustantivo
1(familiar)
2cruce (m) de cables (mental confusion)
3idea (f) genial (brilliant idea) (Estados Unidos)

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brainstorm [breins-torm]
sustantivo
1Agitación transitoria.
2Confusión mental.
3Repentina idea genial.
(GB) (Coloq,) He had a brainstorm, se le cruzaron los cables.

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brainstorm [ˈbreɪnstɔːm]
noun
1 (Britain) ataque de locura; (m) frenesí; (m)
2 (US)
brainwave
verb:intransitive
hacer una puesta en común de ideas y sugerencias
The women met twice a month to brainstorm and set goals for each other
verb:transitive
[+ideas] poner en común
We can brainstorm a list of the most influential individuals in the community When you have brainstormed as many needs as you can think of, check through the ones that still seem sensible, and write them on the grid We brainstormed alternate ways to behave when she perceived parental unreasonableness

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