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Перевод: brainy

[прилагательное]
умный; мозговитый; башковитый; остроумный; способный

Тезаурус:

1. "Gedgey used to have glasses and was dead brainy.
2. This will be the way with the Advanced, or "A" level, exam taken by a brainy minority of English 18-year-olds (the Scots have more rational arrangements).
3. He can relax at the weekends and if it is a good skool Eustace will soon be strong and brainy enuff to bring in the coal"
4. Saul, a visiting American postgraduate, gets involved with brainy Catherine, who has a weakness for one-night stands with working-class youths.
5. Brainy people are said to have power of concentration .
6. He did NOT write these words: "God loved the brainy people and attractive people in the world so much that he gave his only Son, so that anyone with 8 GCSEs, 3 A-Levels and loads of friends may not die but have eternal life"!!
7. "Cos you're the brainy one," said George.
8. They eagerly embraced me into a family rich with eccentric aunts, brainy brothers, cranky grannies and caustic uncles, and the day they began referring to me as "our Lynne" was the happiest day of my life.
9. For them Poland's dream ticket would combine the dignified Mr Mazowiecki as president with the brainy Mr Geremek as prime minister.
10. Why couldn't I have been born to be successful and brainy?
11. I'm not saying she's brainy, am I?
12. Elder brother Geoffrey (the Paragon), blond, brainy, sporting, the white sheep of the family had, of course, the full 20/20 vision.
13. She was brainy, except for maths, but was blessed with a maths mistress of infinite patience called Miss Walden, who gave her extra lessons.