briefing
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- noun
- /ˈbrifɪŋ/
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sesión informativa
- The debate began with a Capitol Hill briefing on 15 January 1991.
- a press briefing
- a briefing paper
- a congressional briefing
But I'll tell you, I, I got a briefing one time from a major in the Air Force.
- But I'll tell you, I, I got a briefing one time from a major in the Air Force.
- That isn't a super precise briefing, but it does in fact tell us a few things.
- So I have my team and I'm, I'm, I'm holding a briefing.
- I quoted Lincoln today in in one of my press briefings.
- And we went down, had a little quick in country briefing.
- I think, you know, he's in a situation where if you listen to his press briefings, what's he do?
- We've done things like sending briefing documents to the government.
Examples
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"I want you to be in the press briefing room at 8 sharp tomorrow morning.
Fiction book (1996) -
Ladies and gentlemen there will be a full briefing for all journalists.
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And I now call this press briefing closed.
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So we just click here and we get an official briefing from a flight service station.
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We need to be in that briefing in 10 minutes.
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Let's go over the operations briefing on our way over.
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There are some items you need to sign before your briefing.
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Fast-forward to a briefing of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights on February 8, 2008.
Academic text (2008) -
Thank you for joining us for today's daily briefing on coronavirus.
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The team gathered for a briefing on the new safety protocols before starting the project.
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Etymology
Briefing comes from brief, which means 'short'. So a briefing is a short meeting or talk that gives instructions or information before a task.