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Célula cerebral
Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford
brain cell SUBST
Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford
cell [americ sɛl, Brit sɛl] SUBST
1. cell (in prison, monastery, honeycomb):
2. cell BIOL:
cell atrib division/wall
3. cell ELETRÓN:
4. cell POL:
I. brain [americ breɪn, Brit breɪn] SUBST
1. brain (organ):
2. brain (intellect):
to be bored out of one's brain Brit coloq
to have sth on the brain coloq
3. brain (clever person):
II. brain [americ breɪn, Brit breɪn] VERBO trans coloq
brains [breɪnz] SUBST
1.1. brains + pl verbo (substance):
sesos mpl
brains CULIN
sesos mpl
1.2. brains + pl verbo (intelligence):
2.1. brains + sing verbo (mastermind):
2.2. brains + sing verbo (clever person):
no Dicionário PONS
cell [sel] SUBST
1. cell (in prison):
separo m Méx
2. cell BIOL, POL:
materia f gris coloq
3. cell ELETRÓN:
4. cell americ coloq TELECOMUN:
móvil m Esp
celular m lat-amer
I. brain [breɪn] SUBST
1. brain (organ):
2. brain pl (substance):
sesos m pl
3. brain (intelligence):
4. brain coloq (intelligent person):
Expressões:
to blow sb's brains out coloq
to have sth on the brain coloq
to pick sb's brains coloq
II. brain [breɪn] VERBO trans coloq
no Dicionário PONS
cell [sel] SUBST
1. cell (in prison):
separo m Méx
2. cell BIOL, POL:
materia f gris coloq
3. cell ELETRÓN:
I. brain [breɪn] SUBST
1. brain (organ):
2. brain:
sesos m pl
3. brain (intelligence):
4. brain coloq (intelligent person):
Expressões:
to blow sb's brains out coloq
to have sth on the brain coloq
to pick sb's brains coloq
II. brain [breɪn] VERBO trans calão
Present
Ibrain
youbrain
he/she/itbrains
webrain
youbrain
theybrain
Past
Ibrained
youbrained
he/she/itbrained
webrained
youbrained
theybrained
Present Perfect
Ihavebrained
youhavebrained
he/she/ithasbrained
wehavebrained
youhavebrained
theyhavebrained
Past Perfect
Ihadbrained
youhadbrained
he/she/ithadbrained
wehadbrained
youhadbrained
theyhadbrained
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Adults may want to play brain games to keep their brains in tiptop condition.
pop.inquirer.net
The politics of technophilia vs technophobia aside, our power to manipulate our brains and genes is increasing dramatically -- and it raises serious ethical questions.
bigthink.com
Functional magnetic resonance images of the blood flow in the subjects' brains were recorded before and after they swallowed the aspartame solution.
en.wikipedia.org
They have computer chips inserted into their brains, which turns them into mindless, emotionless slaves.
en.wikipedia.org
It brings in morals and spirituality as the linchpins to touch hearts in addition to engaging brains.
ncronline.org

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