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“To rack one's brains” in Japanese

Short answer
頭を悩ます atamawonayamasu atamawonayamasu

To rack one's brains in Japanese is “頭を悩ます” (atamawonayamasu). Full meaning: to rack one's brains.

Other ways to say “To rack one's brains” in Japanese

脳みそを絞る noumisowoshiboru to rack one's brains ひねくり回す hinekurimawasu to twist, to twirl; to fiddle around with, to play with, to rewrite; to rack one's brains 心を砕く kokorowokudaku to take great pains, to make every effort, to rack one's brains; to be concerned, to worry ひねくり回し hinekurimawashi to twist, to twirl; to fiddle around with, to play with, to rewrite; to rack one's brains ひねくり回さ hinekurimawasa to twist, to twirl; to fiddle around with, to play with, to rewrite; to rack one's brains ひねくり回そ hinekurimawaso to twist, to twirl; to fiddle around with, to play with, to rewrite; to rack one's brains ひねくり回せ hinekurimawase to twist, to twirl; to fiddle around with, to play with, to rewrite; to rack one's brains ひねくり回そっ hinekurimawaso to twist, to twirl; to fiddle around with, to play with, to rewrite; to rack one's brains ひねくり回そふ hinekurimawasou to twist, to twirl; to fiddle around with, to play with, to rewrite; to rack one's brains ひねくり回そう hinekurimawasou to twist, to twirl; to fiddle around with, to play with, to rewrite; to rack one's brains ひねくり回しゃ hinekurimawasha to twist, to twirl; to fiddle around with, to play with, to rewrite; to rack one's brains

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