Pronunciation: /breɪn dʌmp/
noun a method of transferring knowledge or thoughts from one person to another
A1 I did a brain dump of all the information I needed to remember for the test.
A2 Before starting my project, I like to do a brain dump to organize my thoughts.
B1 During the brainstorming session, we did a brain dump to generate ideas.
B2 After a long day of meetings, I like to do a brain dump to clear my mind.
C1 As a writer, I often do a brain dump to get all my ideas out before starting a new article.
C2 The professor encouraged us to do a brain dump before starting our research projects to help with organization.
formal During the exam, students are not allowed to do a brain dump of all the information they have memorized.
informal I need to do a brain dump of all the ideas in my head before I forget them.
slang I just did a brain dump of all the gossip I heard at the party.
figurative Writing in a journal is like a brain dump, allowing you to clear your mind of clutter.
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