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briefs

UK
/briːfs/
US
/briːfs/

Translations

briefsnoun
briefs
pl
UK
/briːfs/
US
/brifs/
The lawyer prepared several briefs for the case.
Адвокат подготовил несколько резюме для дела.
He bought a new pair of briefs.
Он купил новые трусы.
Additional translations
краткое изложение
Synonyms
shorts
underwear
panties
lingerie
boxers
trunks
briefnoun

briefs

pl

briefs
pl
UK
/briːf/
US
/briːf/
The lawyer received a brief from the client regarding the case.
Адвокат получил инструкцию от клиента по делу.
The news anchor read a brief of the day's top stories.
Ведущий новостей прочитал сводку главных событий дня.
Additional translations
краткий отчет
короткое сообщение
краткое изложение
Synonyms
abstract
digest
recap
outline
summary
briefverb

briefs

briefed
Past Simple
briefed
Past Participle
briefing
Gerund
UK
/briːf/
US
/briːf/
The manager will brief the team before the meeting.
Менеджер проинструктирует команду перед встречей.
Additional translations
дать краткое содержание
коротко излагать
Synonyms
outline
summarize
condense
recap
inform

Definitions

briefsnoun
A type of short, tight-fitting underwear worn by men or women.
He prefers wearing briefs for their comfort and support.
Written legal arguments or documents submitted to a court; plural of brief.
The judge reviewed the briefs submitted by both attorneys.
briefnoun
A concise statement or summary of a larger document or speech.
The lawyer prepared a brief for the court summarizing the key points of the case.
A set of instructions or information given to someone, especially in a professional context.
The advertising agency received a brief from the client outlining the campaign objectives.
A short, written document outlining the main points of a legal case, submitted to a court.
The attorney submitted a brief to the judge to support their argument.
A type of short, tight-fitting undergarment worn by men or women.
He prefers wearing briefs for comfort and support during workouts.
UK, informal: a lawyer, especially a barrister or solicitor.
He hired a top brief to defend him in court.
briefverb
To give someone detailed instructions or information.
The manager will brief the team on the new project tomorrow.
To summarize or outline the main points of a document or situation.
Before the meeting, she briefed the board on the key findings of the report.
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