to brief
第三人称
briefs
现在进行时
briefing
过去式
briefed
过去完成时
briefed
1
通报, 给予指示
to give someone essential information or instructions about a particular subject or task
及物动词
- Before the meeting, the manager will brief the team on the agenda and key discussion points.
会议前，经理将向团队简要介绍议程和关键讨论点。
- The military officer briefed the squad on the mission objectives and the expected challenges.
军官向小队简要介绍了任务目标和预期挑战。
- The teacher will brief the students on the requirements for the upcoming project.
老师将向学生简要介绍即将进行的项目的要求。
- The project manager briefed the stakeholders on the progress of the project.
项目经理向利益相关者简要介绍了项目的进展。
- The spokesperson was briefed before the press conference to ensure accurate communication of the organization's position.
发言人在新闻发布会前被简要介绍，以确保准确传达组织的立场。
2
简报, 总结
to create a summarized version of something, condensing the main points or information into a shorter form
及物动词
- The researcher briefed the report to provide only the most important findings.
研究人员摘要了报告，只提供最重要的发现。
- She was asked to brief the lengthy document for the meeting.
她被要求为会议简要介绍冗长的文件。
- The editor briefed the article to make it fit within the word limit.
编辑简要介绍了文章以使其符合字数限制。
- He briefed the research paper to give the team a concise overview of the project.
他简要介绍了研究论文，为团队提供了项目的简明概述。
- The historian briefed the archaeological findings, making them accessible for a wider audience.
历史学家简要介绍了考古发现，使其对更广泛的观众来说更容易理解。