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Affaiblissement cérébral
brain fade SOST C or U colloq
I. fade [ingl brit feɪd, ingl am feɪd] VB vb trans
fade light, age curtains, clothes, colour:
II. fade [ingl brit feɪd, ingl am feɪd] VB vb intr
1. fade (get lighter):
fade fabric:
fade colour:
fade lettering, typescript:
to fade in the wash garment, fabric:
to fade in the wash colour:
2. fade (wither):
fade flowers:
3. fade (disappear):
fade image, drawing:
fade sound:
fade smile, memory:
fade interest, excitement, hope:
fade credits:
4. fade (deteriorate):
fade hearing, light, sight:
I. brain [ingl brit breɪn, ingl am breɪn] SOST
1. brain ANAT (living organ):
brain attr cell, tissue
brain tumour
brain haemorrhage
2. brain:
3. brain GASTR:
4. brain (mind):
5. brain (intelligent person):
brain colloq
tête f colloq
II. brains SOST
brains sost pl (intelligence):
III. brain [ingl brit breɪn, ingl am breɪn] VB vb trans colloq (knock out)
IV. brain [ingl brit breɪn, ingl am breɪn]
brain → rack
to dance/study one's brains out colloq ingl am
défoncer le crâne de qn colloq
I. rack [ingl brit rak, ingl am ræk] SOST
1. rack (stand):
2. rack (torture):
3. rack GASTR:
II. rack [ingl brit rak, ingl am ræk] VB vb trans
1. rack (torment) fig:
rack pain, guilt, fear:
rack cough, sobs:
2. rack (draw off from sediment):
rack wine
III. rack [ingl brit rak, ingl am ræk]
I. fade [feɪd] SOST CINEM
II. fade [feɪd] VB vb intr
1. fade (wither):
fade flower
2. fade (lose colour):
fade colour
fade inscription
3. fade (disappear):
fade a. fig
fade light
fade echo
fade popularity
fade hope
fade smile, memory
III. fade [feɪd] VB vb trans
1. fade (wither):
fade flower
2. fade (cause to lose colour):
3. fade CINEM:
I. brain [breɪn] SOST
1. brain (organ):
2. brain (intelligence):
3. brain colloq (person):
locuzioni:
to pick sb's brains colloq
to have sth on the brain pegg colloq
II. brain [breɪn] VB vb trans colloq
III. brain [breɪn] AGG
I. fade [feɪd] SOST CINEM
II. fade [feɪd] VB vb intr
1. fade (wither):
fade flower
2. fade (lose color):
fade color
fade inscription
3. fade (disappear):
fade a. fig
fade light
fade echo
fade popularity
fade hope
fade smile, memory
III. fade [feɪd] VB vb trans
1. fade (wither):
fade flower
2. fade (cause to lose color):
3. fade CINEM:
I. brain [breɪn] SOST
1. brain (organ):
2. brain (intelligence):
3. brain colloq (person):
locuzioni:
to pick sb's brains colloq
to have sth on the brain pegg colloq
II. brain [breɪn] VB vb trans colloq
III. brain [breɪn] AGG
Present
Ifade
youfade
he/she/itfades
wefade
youfade
theyfade
Past
Ifaded
youfaded
he/she/itfaded
wefaded
youfaded
theyfaded
Present Perfect
Ihavefaded
youhavefaded
he/she/ithasfaded
wehavefaded
youhavefaded
theyhavefaded
Past Perfect
Ihadfaded
youhadfaded
he/she/ithadfaded
wehadfaded
youhadfaded
theyhadfaded
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Also, by transplanting the jewels into cloned bodies genetically altered to develop without brains, they can live youthfully forever.
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This strong association between musician status and gray matter differences supports the notion that musicians' brains show use-dependent structural changes.
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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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Each room can require brains, brawn or both.
en.wikipedia.org
They are sterile and their highly advanced brains are the only organic part of their bodies.
en.wikipedia.org

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