Definition of brain-damaged in English:

brain-damaged

adjectiveˈbreɪnˌdamɪdʒd

1Suffering from an injury to the brain that impairs its functions, especially on a permanent basis.
she was irreversibly brain-damaged
a neurologist who studies brain-damaged patients
Example sentencesExamples
- In the brain-damaged patients, the sound of the voice prompted a pattern of brain activity similar to that of healthy participants.
- The case of a severely brain-damaged 11- year-old will be heard at the Massachusetts Supreme Court tomorrow.
- The husband speaks out about his emotional fight to have his brain-damaged wife's feeding tube removed.
- For each subject, the index is the proportion of tests that have resulted in the range characteristic of brain-damaged subjects.
- You don't stop feeding them just because they are brain-damaged or retarded.
- The forceps were pressed too hard into his temples, leaving him permanently brain-damaged.
- A raffle was organized by a devoted mother to raise cash for her brain-damaged daughter's treatment.
- There are lots of cases across the country where the plug is quietly pulled on brain-damaged patients.
- The bitter family feud over the brain-damaged woman's right to life evolved into an unprecedented political battle.
- Some say that the biggest losers in litigation over brain-damaged babies are the parents of children whose cases are rejected by lawyers.
1. 1.1offensive, informal Extremely foolish or stupid.
  he's a treacherous brain-damaged old vulture

Definition of brain-damaged in US English:

brain-damaged

adjectiveˈbreɪnˌdæmɪdʒdˈbrānˌdamijd

1Suffering from an injury to the brain that impairs its functions, especially on a permanent basis.
she was irreversibly brain-damaged
a neurologist who studies brain-damaged patients
Example sentencesExamples
- Some say that the biggest losers in litigation over brain-damaged babies are the parents of children whose cases are rejected by lawyers.
- The case of a severely brain-damaged 11- year-old will be heard at the Massachusetts Supreme Court tomorrow.
- You don't stop feeding them just because they are brain-damaged or retarded.
- The bitter family feud over the brain-damaged woman's right to life evolved into an unprecedented political battle.
- The husband speaks out about his emotional fight to have his brain-damaged wife's feeding tube removed.
- There are lots of cases across the country where the plug is quietly pulled on brain-damaged patients.
- The forceps were pressed too hard into his temples, leaving him permanently brain-damaged.
- In the brain-damaged patients, the sound of the voice prompted a pattern of brain activity similar to that of healthy participants.
- For each subject, the index is the proportion of tests that have resulted in the range characteristic of brain-damaged subjects.
- A raffle was organized by a devoted mother to raise cash for her brain-damaged daughter's treatment.
1. 1.1offensive, informal Extremely foolish or stupid.
  he's a treacherous brain-damaged old vulture

单词	brain-damaged
释义	Definition of brain-damaged in English: brain-damaged adjectiveˈbreɪnˌdamɪdʒd 1Suffering from an injury to the brain that impairs its functions, especially on a permanent basis. she was irreversibly brain-damaged a neurologist who studies brain-damaged patients Example sentencesExamples In the brain-damaged patients, the sound of the voice prompted a pattern of brain activity similar to that of healthy participants. The case of a severely brain-damaged 11- year-old will be heard at the Massachusetts Supreme Court tomorrow. The husband speaks out about his emotional fight to have his brain-damaged wife's feeding tube removed. For each subject, the index is the proportion of tests that have resulted in the range characteristic of brain-damaged subjects. You don't stop feeding them just because they are brain-damaged or retarded. The forceps were pressed too hard into his temples, leaving him permanently brain-damaged. A raffle was organized by a devoted mother to raise cash for her brain-damaged daughter's treatment. There are lots of cases across the country where the plug is quietly pulled on brain-damaged patients. The bitter family feud over the brain-damaged woman's right to life evolved into an unprecedented political battle. Some say that the biggest losers in litigation over brain-damaged babies are the parents of children whose cases are rejected by lawyers. 1.1offensive, informal Extremely foolish or stupid. he's a treacherous brain-damaged old vulture Definition of brain-damaged in US English: brain-damaged adjectiveˈbreɪnˌdæmɪdʒdˈbrānˌdamijd 1Suffering from an injury to the brain that impairs its functions, especially on a permanent basis. she was irreversibly brain-damaged a neurologist who studies brain-damaged patients Example sentencesExamples Some say that the biggest losers in litigation over brain-damaged babies are the parents of children whose cases are rejected by lawyers. The case of a severely brain-damaged 11- year-old will be heard at the Massachusetts Supreme Court tomorrow. You don't stop feeding them just because they are brain-damaged or retarded. The bitter family feud over the brain-damaged woman's right to life evolved into an unprecedented political battle. The husband speaks out about his emotional fight to have his brain-damaged wife's feeding tube removed. There are lots of cases across the country where the plug is quietly pulled on brain-damaged patients. The forceps were pressed too hard into his temples, leaving him permanently brain-damaged. In the brain-damaged patients, the sound of the voice prompted a pattern of brain activity similar to that of healthy participants. For each subject, the index is the proportion of tests that have resulted in the range characteristic of brain-damaged subjects. A raffle was organized by a devoted mother to raise cash for her brain-damaged daughter's treatment. 1.1offensive, informal Extremely foolish or stupid. he's a treacherous brain-damaged old vulture
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