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brainwave

/ˈbreɪn.weɪv/

Traduction: Nom désignant soit une oscillation rapide de tension dans le cortex cérébral, enregistrée par électroencéphalogramme, soit une soudaine compréhension claire d'une situation complexe.

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/ˈbreɪn.weɪv/B2formalscientific
  • frNom désignant soit une oscillation rapide de tension dans le cortex cérébral, enregistrée par électroencéphalogramme, soit une soudaine compréhension claire d'une situation complexe.

A noun referring to either a rapid fluctuation of voltage in the cerebral cortex detectable by an electroencephalograph, or a sudden clear understanding of a complex situation.

  1. Electrical activity in the brainC1formalmedical

    Rapid fluctuations of voltage between parts of the cerebral cortex that are detectable with an electroencephalograph.

    frOnde cérébrale

    • The doctor monitored the patient's brainwaves during the sleep study.
    • Different brainwave patterns are associated with different states of consciousness.
    • The EEG recorded abnormal brainwave activity.

    Synonymesbrain wave

  2. Sudden clever ideaB2informal

    A sudden, clear understanding of a complex situation or a brilliant idea.

    frIdée soudaine et ingénieuse

    • I had a brainwave and solved the puzzle in seconds.
    • She had a brainwave about how to improve the design.
    • His brainwave saved the company thousands of dollars.

    Synonymesbrainstormconceptflashideainsightinspirationnotionrevelationthought

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