briefed

/breef/US // brif //UK // (briːf) //

有简报,有简报的,有情况介绍,有情况通报

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective

n.名词 noun

1
- : a short and concise statement or written item.
- : an outline, the form of which is determined by set rules, of all the possible arguments and information on one side of a controversy: a debater's brief.
- : Law. a writ summoning one to answer to any action.a memorandum of points of fact or of law for use in conducting a case.a written argument submitted to a court. the material relevant to a case, delivered by a solicitor to the barrister who tries the case.
- : an outline, summary, or synopsis, as of a book.

verbinform of facts

Synonyms

There is even a brief chapter in which Bezos explains why he bought The Washington Post.
As he disarmingly and frankly acknowledges, little is certain beyond that the fire started near the Circus Maximus and, with a brief respite, burned for nine days.
For that brief moment last Sunday, it appeared his rise was going to include his first NFL touchdown, as he hurdled Detroit Lions cornerback Justin Coleman just a few yards from the goal line.
When Knox appealed a second time to the Supreme Court, Attorney General Janet Reno filed her own brief arguing that the appeals court had ruled properly — a highly unusual departure from the argument of her own solicitor general.
RaceAhead is back after a brief hiatus and will return to a normal schedule next week.
He did not mention rectal feeding, but perhaps he was not fully briefed.
In the early days of the program, CIA officials briefed the leadership of the House Intelligence Committee.
So a well-briefed and disciplined nominee could change things.
White House officials briefed reporters that afternoon on the failed mission.
One source briefed on the incident said multiple FSA fighters were killed in the attack.
Yesterday evening I was briefed to defend a political prisoner before the Deputy Commissioner.
Ripley briefed the general situation as it stood on the night of the engine theft in a few terse sentences.

/breef/US // brif //UK // (briːf) //

有简报,有简报的,有情况介绍,有情况通报

adj.形容词 adjective

n.名词 noun

1
- : a short and concise statement or written item.
- : an outline, the form of which is determined by set rules, of all the possible arguments and information on one side of a controversy: a debater's brief.
- : Law. a writ summoning one to answer to any action.a memorandum of points of fact or of law for use in conducting a case.a written argument submitted to a court. the material relevant to a case, delivered by a solicitor to the barrister who tries the case.
- : an outline, summary, or synopsis, as of a book.

verbinform of facts

Synonyms

There is even a brief chapter in which Bezos explains why he bought The Washington Post.
As he disarmingly and frankly acknowledges, little is certain beyond that the fire started near the Circus Maximus and, with a brief respite, burned for nine days.
For that brief moment last Sunday, it appeared his rise was going to include his first NFL touchdown, as he hurdled Detroit Lions cornerback Justin Coleman just a few yards from the goal line.
When Knox appealed a second time to the Supreme Court, Attorney General Janet Reno filed her own brief arguing that the appeals court had ruled properly — a highly unusual departure from the argument of her own solicitor general.
RaceAhead is back after a brief hiatus and will return to a normal schedule next week.
He did not mention rectal feeding, but perhaps he was not fully briefed.
In the early days of the program, CIA officials briefed the leadership of the House Intelligence Committee.
So a well-briefed and disciplined nominee could change things.
White House officials briefed reporters that afternoon on the failed mission.
One source briefed on the incident said multiple FSA fighters were killed in the attack.
Yesterday evening I was briefed to defend a political prisoner before the Deputy Commissioner.
Ripley briefed the general situation as it stood on the night of the engine theft in a few terse sentences.