brainy

英 [ˈbreɪni]

美 [ˈbreɪni]

adj. 十分聪明的

最高级：brainiest　

BNC.24961 / COCA.21205

牛津词典

adj.

ADJ-GRADED 脑子好的；聪明的；善于学习的
Someone who isbrainyis clever and good at learning.
1. I don't class myself as being very intelligent or brainy.
  我并不认为自己是那种非常聪明、脑子好使的人。

adj

having or marked by unusual and impressive intelligence
1. some men dislike brainy women
2. a brilliant mind
3. a brilliant solution to the problem
Synonym:brilliantsmart as a whip

If it was revealed that a brainy physicist likes to figure skate, what would that tell you?
如果一位有头脑的物理学家喜欢设计滑冰鞋，你会怎么想？
Enter upon one's work with enthusiasm Not brainy, of course, but keen.
热情地着手进行工作。当然，没有头脑，但是热情。
It was a problem I'd never anticipated: My brainy daughter was having trouble in school.
下面我从未预料到的：我那聪明的女儿在学校遇到了困难。
Why then did dolphins evolve to become so brainy?
那么为什么海豚的智商进化到如此之高呢？
A brainy girl killed herself after feeling "humiliated and embarrassed" at being unable to get a job.
一名非常聪明的女孩在找工作失败后，因觉得“羞辱和尴尬”而自杀。
Will little brainy Bobby be the stockbroker man?
是否聪明的小鲍比会成为股票经纪人？
The men also ranked these women as more attractive than those who were portrayed as brainy, they found.
研究人员还发现，男士们还认为这些女性比那些看起来聪明的女性更有吸引力。
Some people are born brainy
有些人天生聪明。
Brainy students could understand easily what the teacher explained to them.
聪明的学生可以轻松的理解教师的讲解。
New technologies pushed up demand for the brainy and well-educated, boosting the incomes of elite workers.
新的技术增加了对聪明的、受过良好教育的人才的需求，并提高了精英分子的收入。