brainstorm
మేథోమథనం
definition
verb
a brainstorming session
produce an idea or way of solving a problem by holding a spontaneous group discussion.
noun
A survey by Business Link revealed that few rated brainstorms or discussions at work with colleagues.
a spontaneous group discussion to produce ideas and ways of solving problems.
Annabel Goldie had a brainstorm - or maybe she's on something - and started flirting with Jack at Question Time.
a moment in which one is suddenly unable to think clearly or act sensibly.
translation of 'brainstorm'
మానసికముగా తీవ్రంగా దెబ్బతినుట
example
The Appeals Court should be deciding any time now whether or not to send the case back to the District Court with a new judge, and unless the judges have had some kind of collective 'brainstorm' since the court last spoke, they'll send it back.
Still…… then I had a 'brainstorm' : what if, instead of my making the money, I made sure all of the profits went to a worthy not-for-profit organization?
Replacement's 'brainstorm' at line-out put Wallabies back in ascendancy and concession of late penalty sealed fate of Lions.
Lament began as a personal and political 'brainstorm' on feelings of loss sparked by the tumult of autumn 2001.
He ponders the situation for a moment, then has a 'brainstorm' : he sticks the small red ice-scraper in the snow to mark the spot.
The 'brainstorm' happened at Mama's Royal Cafe, in Oakland, in the midst of a December 1998 breakfast with Anne French, a former Intuit marketing manager.
Each girl in the program is given a journal in which to record impressions of the art seen, respond to presentations by guest speakers, and 'brainstorm' ideas for their final projects.
After each speaker's presentation, attendees broke into small groups to discuss the talk and 'brainstorm' ways for school psychology to address the issues raised.
Each Friday they have a 'brainstorm' session, and realize they have a ton of features they'd love to commit to.
Mensa has adopted the Manchester bee as its symbol for the weekend 'brainstorm' , which runs until Sunday and includes the group's annual general meeting.
And later, how to stop a 'brainstorm' with more and more American kids on behavior-changing drugs.
I think National must have had a 'brainstorm' , because it just beggars belief.
Stead off, ‘Andrew’ Cole on, Radostin Kishishev has an inexplicable 'brainstorm' in front of goal, weakly knocks it to Kiely, and Cole gets in and scores.
I can't remember seeing a thread on this in The Magick… wanna 'brainstorm' ?
She was wondering about taking them back to the newsagent and telling him that the delivery girl had suffered a 'brainstorm' when Astor turned to an inside page to show off the fruits of Tom Maddox's research.
Just 'brainstorm' , getting all your ideas on the table.
the participants held a 'brainstorm'
One day, while I was planning my lessons with technology on my mind, a 'brainstorm' hit: Why not use the disks and CDs as material for a lesson in sculpture?
Match the purpose to the knowledge and background people might need: otherwise you'll spend your 'brainstorm' meeting lecturing people on the basics of sales strategy.
Liverpool had equalised in the 54th minute when McEveley suffered a 'brainstorm' and hit a free kick straight to Garcia, who immediately lobbed the ball through for Baros to score.
Well, I had a bit of a 'brainstorm' which, er, resulted in me purchasing a LCD Projector!
A quick 'brainstorm' session with a group of fourteen women volunteers in July 2000 produced the following list of benefits of volunteering.
What follows is a 'brainstorm' to work out new ways of tackling the problem for the parent to try.
‘I love the awkwardness of a 'brainstorm' , the tenseness when different ideas come together,’ she says.
In the next game, Rigel appears to have a 'brainstorm' at - 30, unnecessarily playing a cross-court drive-volley and putting it well wide.
The executive leadership symposium started out as a 'brainstorm' for AORN and quickly became a success.
I would so loved to have been in the 'brainstorm' for this.
Do the best ideas come at the beginning of a 'brainstorm' or at the end?
Annabel Goldie had a 'brainstorm' - or maybe she's on something - and started flirting with Jack at Question Time.
I was in a 'brainstorm' at my company a few months ago, a session of throwing ideas around.
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