brain-trust

基本解释

That brain trust has helped turn Kaspersky Lab into the world's fourth-largest--and most interesting--antivirus-program provider.
正是这一智囊团帮助卡巴斯基实验室摇身一变为全球第四大——也是最有趣的——防病毒程序提供商。
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.
二战期间，美国战事后勤人员曾求助作为其经济智囊的考列斯委员会来帮助他们分配美国的战地物资。
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.
你去年也许整年都再想着钱的事情，但是请相信，在今年，你的困扰将会随风散去，马上就会有好的消息传来，不仅可以使你的心平静下来，还可以给你的一个好理由让你庆祝。

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.