brains in Russian
brains in Russian is мозги́ — brains means mental ability or intelligence.
brains in Russian
мозги́
Pronounced: mozgi
The substance of a brain, as a material or foodstuff.
What does "brains" mean?
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noun Mental ability or intelligence.
"Sadly, I got my brains from my mom and my looks from the mailman."
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noun The person or people responsible for the ideas and planning behind something.
"Everyone knew my uncle was the brains behind the family's small bakery."
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brains in a sentence
- Sadly, I got my brains from my mom and my looks from the mailman.
- He has plenty of brains, but he is too shy to speak up in class.
- Everyone knew my uncle was the brains behind the family's small bakery.
- The brains of the project were two students who worked late every night.
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What is "brains" in Russian?
"brains" in Russian is мозги́. brains means: Mental ability or intelligence.
How do you pronounce мозги́?
"brains" in Russian is мозги́, pronounced "mozgi".
How do you use "brains" in a sentence?
Example: "He has plenty of brains, but he is too shy to speak up in class." In Russian, "brains" is мозги́.
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