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Meanings of brainchild in English

Portuguese
criação
Catalan
idea original
Spanish
idea

A product of your creative thinking and work.

criação
Usage of brainchild in English
1
The game is again the brainchild of Warren Spector and Junction Point.
Wired
2
The start-up financial advisory is the brainchild of Internet entrepreneur Bill Harris.
Reuters
3
California-based Fisker was the brainchild of Henrik Fisker, a former BMW designer.
Reuters
4
The Foodbank Project is the brainchild of Nelson web developer, Galen King.
Radio NZ
5
This bizarre creation was the brainchild of a flamboyant downtown-Dhaka cinema owner.
The Guardian
6
The innovation is the brainchild of Andrew Bradbury, Aureole's Las Vegas sommelier.
Wired
7
Florida.arrests.org is the brainchild of a computer-savvy Florida ex-con named Rob Wiggen.
Wired
8
I Will If You Will MARKETING Permission marketing, the brainchild of Yahoo!
Wired
9
Well then you've shopped around and eaten in the brainchild of Liebmann.
The South African
10
Ashley Madison is the brainchild of 43-year-old former sports lawyer Noel Biderman.
The Guardian
11
The brainchild of engineer Guy Black, Retrotec is actually modern biplane factory.
BBC
12
The Cultural Revolution was the brainchild of China's 'Great Helmsman', Chairman Mao Zedong.
The Guardian
13
The project is actually the brainchild of Google-affiliate urban innovation company Sidewalk Labs.
News.com.au
14
Carnivorous Plant Society is the brainchild of Auckland trumpeter and cartoonist Finn Scholes.
Radio NZ
15
Fia Café is the brainchild of friends and business partners Alan and Derek.
The Irish Times
16
Although based in the UK, XYZ is the brainchild of Irish-born David Mitchell.
The Irish Times
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Translations for brainchild
Portuguese
criação
Brainchild through the time
Brainchild across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
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