brainstorm
[ˈbreɪnstɔ:rm]
n.
脑猝病;
计上心头;
突来的灵感;
集体研讨;
vt.
集中各人智慧猛攻;
例句:
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I can have a brainstorm and be very extravagant.
我有时会头脑发热，挥霍无度。
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"Look," she said, getting a brainstorm, "Why don't you invite them here?"
“对了，”她灵机一动说道，“你干吗不请他们到这儿来？”
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She had a brainstorm in the exam and didn't answer a single question.
她考试时脑子里突然一片混乱，一个题也没答。
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The brainstorm had turned his employees into imagination machines.
来自NEWYORKER
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Why weren't they brought in to help brainstorm solutions?
来自SA
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The first step of copywriting is to brainstorm.
来自WSJ