| 释义 |
▪ I. brainge, v. Sc.|breɪndʒ|
Also braindge, breinge, breenge |briːndʒ|.
intr. To force or move oneself with clumsy violence.
1786Burns To Auld Mare xii, Thou never braing't, an' fetch't an' fliskit.
▪ II. brainge, n. Sc.|breɪndʒ|
Also braindge.
[f. prec.]
A violent and clumsy rush or bounce.
1789Davidson Seasons 35 (Jam.) Baith wi' a brainge, Sprang, hap and sten, out o'er a nettle. 1858M. Porteous Souter Johnny 30 Ye'll wi a braindge Jerk aff the Mune. |