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pick brains

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pick somebody's brains
to ask for information or advice from someone who knows more about a subject than you do I'd love to pick your brains about computers - you seem to be the expert around here.
See also: brain, pick

pick somebody's brains also pick somebody's brain
to get information and advice from someone The new kids can pick the brains of guys who have played against these teams before.
See also: brain, pick


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I reckon he will be trying to pick brains for the rest of his career.
To pick brains as well as to pick up opportunities, to be out there in the thick of things in order to make the most of what comes their way.
And when our female ancestors were smart enough to pick brains over brawn when choosing a mate, they inadvertently increased human intelligence by starting an evolutionary selection process that eventually created our powerful brain.
 
 
 
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