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Definition of brainwave - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- She had a brainwave about solving the puzzle.
2.
neurophysiologyTECH. rhythmic electrical activity in the brainTECH.
- The EEG showed unusual brainwave patterns.
Expressions with brainwave
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suddenly have a clever idea
During the meeting, she had a brainwave and solved the problem.
Origin of brainwave
English compound, brain (mind) + wave (undulation/signal)
Terms with brainwave included in their meaning
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neuroscience
normal brainwave in a relaxed, awake person
neuroscience
brainwave pattern during deep sleep with low frequency
brain activity
brainwave with 4-8 Hz frequency seen in relaxed, drowsy states
biology
brainwave frequency between four and seven hertz
relaxed state
brainwave pattern in a relaxed but awake person
neuroscience
normal brainwave activity between 12 and 30 hertz
Examples of brainwave in a sentence
During the meeting, she had a brainwave that solved the issue. Scientists studied the brainwave activity during sleep. Meditation can alter your brainwave frequencies.
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- French:illumination, onde cérébrale, ...
- German:Geistesblitz, Gehirnwelle, ...
- Italian:intuizione, onde cerebrali, ...
- Spanish:inspiración, onda cerebral, ...
- Portuguese:sacada, onda cerebral, ...
- Chinese:妙计, 脑电波, ...
- Japanese:ひらめき, 脳波, ...
- Arabic:إِلهام, مَوْجَة دِماغِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:הַבְזָקָה, גַּלֵּי מוֹחַ, ...
- Russian:внезапное озарение, мозговая волна, ...
- Ukrainian:блискуча ідея, мозкові хвилі, ...
- Hindi:अचानक विचार, मस्तिष्क तरंग, ...
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