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Definition of brainchild - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
creative originoriginal idea or invention attributed to a person
- The new app was the brainchild of a young software developer.
- The novel was the brainchild of a famous author.
- This gadget is the brainchild of an innovative engineer.
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idea or project first thought of and made by a person
The new recycling program is Maria's brainchild.
said to mean he created the idea or plan
The entire campaign strategy was risky, but it's his brainchild.
Origin of brainchild
Old English, brægen (brain) + cild (child)
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- French:idée originale, ...
- German:Geistesprodukt, ...
- Italian:invenzione, ...
- Spanish:invención, ...
- Portuguese:criação, ...
- Chinese:创意, ...
- Japanese:発案, ...
- Arabic:ثَمَرَةُ فِكْرٍ, ...
- Hebrew:פְּרִי רוּחוֹ, ...
- Russian:замысел, ...
- Ukrainian:ідея, ...
- Hindi:मौलिक विचार, ...
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