egghead in Spanish
egghead in Spanish is cerebrito, cerebrín, lumbrera — egghead means an intellectual or highly educated person, especially one seen as impractical or out of touch.
egghead in Spanish
cerebrito
cerebrín
lumbrera
luminaria
pitagorín
What does "egghead" mean?
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noun An intellectual or highly educated person, especially one seen as impractical or out of touch.
"The politician dismissed the economists as out-of-touch eggheads."
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egghead in a sentence
- The politician dismissed the economists as out-of-touch eggheads.
- Just because some of you eggheads spend half your life in college don't mean you've got any monopoly on good common sense.
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What is "egghead" in Spanish?
"egghead" in Spanish is cerebrito, cerebrín, lumbrera. egghead means: An intellectual or highly educated person, especially one seen as impractical or out of touch.
How do you use "egghead" in a sentence?
Example: "The politician dismissed the economists as out-of-touch eggheads." In Spanish, "egghead" is cerebrito, cerebrín, lumbrera.
Are there other ways to say "egghead" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 5 translations listed for "egghead": cerebrito, cerebrín, lumbrera, luminaria, pitagorín.
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