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| Processed by: | goldyn_chyld (2016-04-02 14:12:30 UTC) |
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<< review queue entry 58036 - submitted by 'richwarm' >> Another of the 525. Was originally "to rack one's brains" (in A) – Hah! One of cedict's favourite expressions. "rack one's innermost brains" sounds weird to me. Zero G results for "racked his innermost brains". But hey, it makes our def totally different from what A says :-) Some suggestions: to mull over to think long and hard to turn over in one's mind to ruminate Editor: per Rich's wording |
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- 冥思苦索 冥思苦索 [ming2 si1 ku3 suo3] /to rack one's innermost brains (idiom)/ # + 冥思苦索 冥思苦索 [ming2 si1 ku3 suo3] /to rack one's innermost brains (idiom)/ + 冥思苦索 冥思苦索 [ming2 si1 ku3 suo3] /to mull over (idiom)/to think long and hard/ |