brain freeze

基本解釋

Oh man I always get a brain freeze when I eat fro-yo, it's just so delicious!
哎我每次吃酸奶冰淇淋都會(huì)吃太快凍得腦仁疼，真是太好吃了！
We've all sucked down a milkshake so quickly that it causes a sudden headache—the dreaded brain freeze.
當(dāng)我們快速的吸食冷飲時(shí)會(huì)突然感受到頭痛——可怕的大腦冷凍的感覺。
Frozen desserts Customers got brain freeze from this category for a while, but fro-yo shops and the like are picking up pace again.
冷凍甜品顧客一度對(duì)這一品類的食品不太認(rèn)同，但是“冷凍酸奶”店和類似商店正在加速發(fā)展。

The researcher said that before the body begins to freeze, cold can cause changes in brain chemistry which lead to hallucinations.

The Northeast intellectual elites are locked in a brain freeze circa the 1930s.
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No, the country did not have a mass math brain freeze.
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a sharp pain in the front or at the side of the head that people sometimes feel when they are somewhere very cold or when they have eaten something cold
an occasion when someone cannot think clearly, or cannot remember something