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I. brain [breɪn] СУЩ.
2. brain мн. (intelligence):
| I | brain |
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| you | brain |
| he/she/it | brains |
| we | brain |
| you | brain |
| they | brain |
| I | brained |
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| you | brained |
| he/she/it | brained |
| we | brained |
| you | brained |
| they | brained |
| I | have | brained |
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| you | have | brained |
| he/she/it | has | brained |
| we | have | brained |
| you | have | brained |
| they | have | brained |
| I | had | brained |
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| you | had | brained |
| he/she/it | had | brained |
| we | had | brained |
| you | had | brained |
| they | had | brained |
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One of the problems they claim results from such immigration is the drain on the intellectual resources of poor countries, so called brain drain.
en.wikipedia.org In the past decade, the country has faced massive brain drain.
en.wikipedia.org Some commentators felt that this led to a loss of intellectual capital from the country and coined the term brain drain to signify this process.
en.wikipedia.org Those desiring higher education must study abroad; a brain drain has resulted because few university graduates are willing to return to the islands.
en.wikipedia.org Among the factors contributing to the brain drain are economic well-being and better educational prospects abroad.
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