brain-trust

基本解釋

That brain trust has helped turn Kaspersky Lab into the world's fourth-largest--and most interesting--antivirus-program provider.
正是這一智囊團(tuán)幫助卡巴斯基實(shí)驗(yàn)室搖身一變?yōu)槿虻谒拇蟆彩亲钣腥さ摹啦《境绦蛱峁┥獭?/li>
During the second world war, the stewards of America's war effort turned to the Cowles Commission, an economics brain-trust, to help them ration America's resources.
二戰(zhàn)期間，美國(guó)戰(zhàn)事后勤人員曾求助作為其經(jīng)濟(jì)智囊的考列斯委員會(huì)來(lái)幫助他們分配美國(guó)的戰(zhàn)地物資。
You had money on the brain most of last year, but trust that this near-obsession of yours will end sometime soon because good news will come in to soothe you and give you reason for celebration.
你去年也許整年都再想著錢(qián)的事情，但是請(qǐng)相信，在今年，你的困擾將會(huì)隨風(fēng)散去，馬上就會(huì)有好的消息傳來(lái)，不僅可以使你的心平靜下來(lái)，還可以給你的一個(gè)好理由讓你慶祝。

Sounds like Obama might need to reconvene his all-star economic brain trust sooner than expected.
FORBES: Obama's Taxing Policies
The good news for Republicans is that Romney sagely chose to ignore the campaign grand strategy of his self-appointed foreign policy brain trust.
FORBES: The Final Debate: Romney Didn't Beat Himself. Is It Enough Against Obama?
Inspired by the Arduino, the brain trust behind the Pinoccio decided to take the stuff they liked about the popular platform -- ease of programming and low cost -- and add some features to make it even better.
ENGADGET: Insert Coin: Arduino-compatible Pinoccio microcontroller sports battery, WiFi

A brain trust is a group of experts who advise important people in a government or organization.