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1 Brain-Drain
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2 Brain-truster
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3 Brain-Truster
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4 Braindrain
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5 Brainstorming
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6 Brine-Drain
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7 Abwanderung von hochqualifizierten Arbeitskräften
Deutsch-Englisches Wörterbuch > Abwanderung von hochqualifizierten Arbeitskräften
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8 Gehirn
n; -s, -e1. ANAT. brain2. umg., fig. brain(s Pl.), mind* * *das Gehirnbrain* * *Ge|hịrn [gə'hɪrn]nt -(e)s, -ebrain; (= Geist) minddas ist nicht seinem Gehirn entsprungen (inf) — he didn't think of that himself
hast du denn kein Gehirn im Kopf? (inf) — haven't you got any brains or a brain in your head? (inf)
* * *(the centre of the nervous system: an injury to the brain; ( also adjective) brain surgery; brain damage.) brain* * *Ge·hirn<-[e]s, -e>[gəˈhɪrn]nt brain* * *das; Gehirn[e]s, Gehirne1) brain2) (ugs.): (Verstand) mindsein Gehirn anstrengen od. sich (Dat.) das Gehirn zermartern — rack one's brain[s]
* * *1. ANAT brain2. umg, fig brain(s pl), mind* * *das; Gehirn[e]s, Gehirne1) brain2) (ugs.): (Verstand) mindsein Gehirn anstrengen od. sich (Dat.) das Gehirn zermartern — rack one's brain[s]
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9 Hirn
n; -(e)s, -e1. brain; GASTR. brains Pl.* * *das Hirnbrain* * *Hịrn [hɪrn]nt -(e)s, -edas Hirn zermartern — to rack one's brain(s)
diese Idee ist doch nicht deinem Hirn entsprungen? — that's not your own idea or your brainwave, is it?
* * *<-[e]s, -e>[hɪrn]nt1. (Gehirn) brainjds \Hirn entspringen [o entstammen] to be sb's idea* * *das; Hirn[e]s, Hirne1) brain2) (Speise; ugs.): (Verstand) brains pl.* * *1. brain; GASTR brains pl* * *das; Hirn[e]s, Hirne1) brain2) (Speise; ugs.): (Verstand) brains pl.sich (Dat.) das Hirn zermartern — rack one's brains
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10 Braindrain
[‘bre:ndre:n] m; -s, kein Pl. brain drain* * *Brain|drain ['breːndreːn]1. m -s, no pl Brain-Drain2. m -s, no plbrain drain (inf)* * *Brain·drainRR<-s>[breɪnˈdreɪn]* * * -
11 Gehirnzelle
f MED. brain cell* * *Ge|hịrn|zel|lefbrain cell* * *Ge·hirn·zel·lef brain cell* * *die brain cell* * ** * *die brain cell -
12 Hirntod
m MED. brain death* * *Hịrn|todm (MED)brain death* * *Hirn·tod* * *der (Med.) brain death* * ** * *der (Med.) brain death -
13 hirntot
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14 Braintrust
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15 Hirnfunktion
f function(ing) of the brain* * *Hịrn|funk|ti|onf(= Funktion) brain function, function of the brain; (= Funktionieren) functioning of the brain* * * -
16 Abwanderung
f migration; exodus ( aus from); SPORT move, transfer; von Kapital: outflow; Abwanderung von Wissenschaftlern (academic) brain drain; siehe auch abwandern* * *die Abwanderungexodus* * *Ạb|wan|de|rungfmoving away; (von Bevölkerung) migration; (von Kapital) transference* * *(the loss of experts to another country (usually in search of better salaries etc): As a result of the brain drain Britain does not have enough doctors.) brain drain* * *Ab·wan·de·rungf1. (an einen anderen Ort ziehen) migration2. FIN exodus [or flight] of capital3. (gründliche Begehung eines Gebietes) walking all over* * *1) migration ( aus from, in + Akk. to); (in ein anderes Land) emigration ( aus from, in + Akk. to)2) (fig.) moving over* * *Abwanderung f migration; exodus (* * *1) migration ( aus from, in + Akk. to); (in ein anderes Land) emigration ( aus from, in + Akk. to)2) (fig.) moving over* * *f.exodus n.(§ pl.: exoduses)migration n. -
17 denkfaul
Adj. mentally lazy; denkfaul sein have a lazy mind; sei doch nicht so denkfaul! umg. come on, get your brain working!* * *dẹnk|fauladj(mentally) lazy* * *denk·fauladj [mentally] lazy, too lazy to think pred a. humsei nicht so \denkfaul! use your brain! fam* * *denkfaul adj mentally lazy;denkfaul sein have a lazy mind;sei doch nicht so denkfaul! umg come on, get your brain working!* * *adj.too lazy to think expr. -
18 Elektronengehirn
n EDV, umg. electronic brain, computer* * *das Elektronengehirnelectronic brain* * *Elekt|ro|nen|(ge)|hirnntelectronic brain* * * -
19 Gehirnblutung
f MED. brain ( oder cerebral) h(a)emorrhage* * *Ge|hịrn|blu|tungfbrain or cerebral haemorrhage (Brit) or hemorrhage (US)* * *Ge·hirn·blu·tungf brain [or cerebral] haemorrhage [or AM hemorrhage]* * * -
20 Gehirnchirurgie
f brain surgery* * *Ge|hịrn|chi|rur|giefbrain surgery* * *Ge·hirn·chir·ur·gief brain surgery* * *Gehirnchirurgie f brain surgery
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