单词	brain drain
释义	English American Business brain drainnoun [ S ] uk/ˈbreɪn ˌdreɪn/us/ˈbreɪn ˌdreɪn/ the situation in which large numbers of educated and very skilled people leave their own country to live and work in another one where pay and conditions are better: Britain has suffered a huge brain drain in recent years. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words People who live or settle somewhere asylum seeker bum city slicker cohabitant cottager denizen foreign-returned frontiersman guest worker illegal alien illegal immigrant lodger outflow overspill resident roomer settler son squatter welcome wagon See more results » brain drainnoun [ C usually sing ] us/ˈbreɪn ˌdreɪn/ the loss of many highly skilled and educated people from one country to another country brain drainnoun [ S ] ukus HR, POLITICS a situation in which large numbers of educated and skilled people leave their own country or area to live and work in another one where they can earn more money or conditions are better: There are fears that cuts in science funding could lead to a brain drain to the US. Faced with a brain drain, the aerospace industry is thinking of creative ways to attract and keep talent.
随便看	the Continent the contrary the converse the Cook Islands the cool the Coriolis effect the corridors of power the cosmos the Council of Economic Advisers the Council of the European Union the country the Court of Appeals the Court of Justice of the European Union the Court of Queen's Bench the Court of Queens Bench the cradle of something the cradle of sth the cream of sth the cream of the crop the Credit Crunch the credits the creme de la creme the Cretaceous the crook of your arm the Crucifixion

brain drainnoun [ S ]

brain drainnoun [ C usually sing ]

brain drainnoun [ S ]