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brief

/briːf/

翻译: 形容持续时间很短,或言语、文字简洁,用词很少。, 名词,指一组指示、事实摘要,或阐述案件要点或论据的法律文书。, 动词,指向某人提供重要信息或指示,尤指在专业或法律语境中。

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词语关系

adjective

/briːf/A2formal
  • zh形容持续时间很短,或言语、文字简洁,用词很少。

Describes something that lasts for a short time or contains few words.

  1. Short in durationA2formal

    Lasting for a short time; not long.

    zh简短的

    • The meeting was brief and to the point.
    • She gave a brief speech at the ceremony.
    • We had a brief conversation before she left.

    同义词ephemeralfleetingmomentarypassingquickshortshort-livedtemporarytransienttransitory

    反义词extendedlengthylongprolongedprotracted

  2. Concise in expressionB1formal

    Using few words; not verbose.

    zh简短的

    • Please keep your report brief and focused.
    • His instructions were brief but clear.
    • A brief summary of the article is required.

    同义词compactconcisecrisplaconicpithyshortsuccinctterse

    反义词lengthylong-windedprolixverbosewordy

词形
  • briefer comparative form
  • briefest superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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noun

/briːf/B1formal
  • zh名词,指一组指示、事实摘要,或阐述案件要点或论据的法律文书。

A noun referring to a set of instructions, a summary of facts, or a legal document outlining a case or argument.

  1. Short report or summaryB2formal

    A concise set of instructions or information given to someone, especially in a professional context.

    zh简要报告或摘要

    • The lawyer prepared a brief for the court case.
    • The manager gave a brief to the new team members.
    • She wrote a brief summarizing the key findings.

    同义词abstractbriefingdigestoutlinerundownsummarysynopsis

  2. Legal documentC1formal

    A written document submitted to a court outlining the legal arguments of a case.

    zh案件摘要

    • The attorney filed a brief with the Supreme Court.
    • The judge reviewed the brief before the hearing.
    • The legal brief contained all the necessary evidence.

    同义词argumentlegal briefmemorandummemorialsubmission

词形
  • briefs plural form
  • briefs' possessive plural form
  • brief's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/briːf/B2formal
  • zh动词,指向某人提供重要信息或指示,尤指在专业或法律语境中。

A verb used to indicate the act of giving someone essential information or instructions, especially in a professional or legal context.

  1. Give instructions or informationB2formal

    To provide someone with necessary information or instructions, especially in a professional or official context.

    zh简要指示

    • The manager briefed the team on the new project requirements.
    • The lawyer briefed her client before the court hearing.
    • The pilot was briefed on the weather conditions before takeoff.

    同义词appriseclue infill ininforminstructnotifyorientprepareprimeupdate

  2. Summarize or outlineB2formal

    To give a concise summary or overview of a situation or topic.

    zh简要介绍

    • The analyst briefed the executives on the quarterly results.
    • She briefed the committee on the key findings of the report.
    • He briefed the new employees on company policies.

    同义词abstractcondensedigestencapsulateoutlinerecapsketchsum up

    反义词amplifydetailelaborateexpandlengthen

词形
  • briefed past participle
  • briefed past simple
  • briefing present participle
  • briefs third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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