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Übersetzung & Definition
brief: kurz
I'll keep this brief. Ich werde mich kurz halten.
to brief (someone) on (a situation): (jemanden über eine Situation) informieren, instruieren
to be well briefed gut informiert sein
a brief: eine kurze Zusammenfassung
Pronunciation examples
UK: I'll keep this brief.
US: Bruno briefed Brian on the new proposal.
Beispiel
- "I'll spend 10 to 15 minutes discussing company business, and then there will be a brief question and answer session open to all members of the media."
- "You will introduce yourself, and give a brief description of your role in your corporation."
- "So if you can just write me a brief, and I emphasize the word "brief", summary of your work day, I'll pick it up when I return."
- "Here's what we'll do: I'll send you a brief of what we're looking for, then you can work on a tune, and we'll meet in 24 hours to review it."
- "I will be presenting a brief overview of the quarterly growth results, as well as handing out materials giving the exact breakdown of figures."
- "Here is my assessment of your issues following our brief encounter."
- "I would like to sincerely thank you for the time that you spent with me last Thursday, briefing me on your company's background and operations, and interviewing me for the position of Laboratory Assistant at the Delavigne Corporation's head offices."
- "Why don't you write up a brief proposal, and I'll try to have it approved ASAP."
- "I've briefed our PR director, Susan Bliss, on the incident."
- "I'd like you to brief me on an emerging cosmetics company in China called Wang Industries."
- "Before we begin, let us observe a brief moment of silence in the honour of her majesty the queen of England."
- "Here is a brief sampling of dreams from our lists"
- "My experience includes an intensive six-month training course in alternative psychology, and a brief seminar in clowning techniques."
- "I will now open up the floor for a brief question and answer session."
- "So if you can just write me a brief, and I emphasize the word "brief", summary of your work day, I'll pick it up when I return."
- "A brief Q+A session will follow the press conference."
- "I'm sure you've all had one or more of these interviews in the past, but company policy states that I have to give you a brief synopsis."
- "Here is a brief summary of the supplementary charges we are currently paying to our bank Huckster and Hoodwink: wire and stock transaction fees, telephone consultation fees, online banking fees, and service charges on all of our accounts."
- "I'll keep this brief, because I know that we all want to rub elbows and taste my wife's delicious spinach soufflé."
Übung 1
Bruno has "briefed" Susan on the bear incident.
This means that Bruno has about the bear incident.
This means that Bruno has about the bear incident.
Bruno has "briefed" Susan on the bear incident.
This means that Bruno has given Susan the essential information about the bear incident.
This means that Bruno has given Susan the essential information about the bear incident.
given Susan the essential information: As a verb, "to brief" means "to inform" or "to give essential information".
met with Susan shortly: As an adjective, "brief" can mean short or quick, but as a verb it has a different meaning. There is no indication in this email that Susan and Harold have already met.
given Susan some documents: As a noun "a brief" can be a report, dossier or document, however the verb "to brief" has a different meaning.
assigned Susan the case: This is not what the verb "to brief" expresses in this context.
Übung 2
Edward, Susie and Bruno are discussing the logo that is pictured above.
Select the TRUE statements from the list below.
There may be more than one correct answer!
Select the TRUE statements from the list below.
There may be more than one correct answer!
Edward, Susie and Bruno are discussing the logo that is pictured above.
Select the TRUE statements from the list below.
There may be more than one correct answer!
Select the TRUE statements from the list below.
There may be more than one correct answer!
This is a true statement. Bruno says that he is "bored" of the logo. He also mentions that there is the "weak allusion" to his grandfather in the Delavigne logo. The means that the reference to his grandfather (his initials in the logo) isn't very strong.
This is a true statement. Bruno tells Susie, "I want you to brief some graphic designers." As a verb, "to brief" means "to inform" or "to give essential information". In business terms, a "brief" refers to a document issued by a client to an agency which lists the background, aims and objectives of a potential project.
This statement is false. When Susie tells Bruno that "Edward wants to know which artist designed the Delavigne logo", Bruno replies that it was he who designed it. Susie says that "the initials "XD" (in the logo) stand for Xavier Delavigne", not that Xavier designed it.
This is a true statement. Edward says that the logo "design is outdated and uncool". "Outdated" is synonymous with old-fashioned or obsolete. Example: We used outdated equipment when recording our album, none of the equipment was made after 1963.
Übung 3
Find the term used by Garth Ripley in the audio which describes a short summary of instructions.
"Susie has sent the agency a on the new logo design."
Find the term used by Garth Ripley in the audio which describes a short summary of instructions.
"Susie has sent the agency a brief on the new logo design."
brief: Garth Ripley tells Edward "I'll send you a brief". In business contexts, a "brief" describes the background, aims and objectives of a potential project. Briefs are often issued by a client to an agency. Example: Susie sent a brief to the graphic designers describing the instructions for the new logo.
Übung 4
There are many useful public speaking terms in this dialogue. Let's find a few of them!
This is the name given to someone who represents an organisation and talks on their behalf: a .
This term shares a similar meaning with "plan" or "organisation": . Hint: this can also refer to types or sizes of paper.
The period or time when the audience is permitted to ask the speaker for more information is called a " and " session. It typically takes place towards the end of the conference.
This is the name given to someone who represents an organisation and talks on their behalf: a .
This term shares a similar meaning with "plan" or "organisation": . Hint: this can also refer to types or sizes of paper.
The period or time when the audience is permitted to ask the speaker for more information is called a " and " session. It typically takes place towards the end of the conference.
There are many useful public speaking terms in this dialogue. Let's find a few of them!
This is the name given to someone who represents an organisation and talks on their behalf: a spokesperson 1.
This term shares a similar meaning with "plan" or "organisation": format 2. Hint: this can also refer to types or sizes of paper.
The period or time when the audience is permitted to ask the speaker for more information is called a "question 3 and answer 4" session. It typically takes place towards the end of the conference.
This is the name given to someone who represents an organisation and talks on their behalf: a spokesperson 1.
This term shares a similar meaning with "plan" or "organisation": format 2. Hint: this can also refer to types or sizes of paper.
The period or time when the audience is permitted to ask the speaker for more information is called a "question 3 and answer 4" session. It typically takes place towards the end of the conference.
1 spokesperson: "Spokesperson" is the best choice here. A "spokesperson" represents his or her company or client in the public arena. Example: "A spokesperson for Mr Jackson said the singer denies all charges".
2 format: "Format" is the best choice here. In the context of the dialogue, the "format" of the conference describes the order in which topics will be discussed, and the form which the event will take. Example: "Before we begin, let me tell you a little about the format my speech will take".
3 question: "Question" is the correct answer here, as part of the idiom "a question and answer session". This is used to describe an exchange of questions or discussion, which usually takes place at the end of a conference, speech, or meeting. Note the term is often abbreviated to "Q&A", and that it is always used in the singular: a "question and answer" session.
4 answer: "Answer" is the correct answer here, as part of the term "question and answer session". This is used to describe an exchange of questions or discussion, which usually takes place at the end of a conference, speech, or meeting. Note the term is often abbreviated to "Q&A".
Übung 5
"Caroline, I don’t mean to be "blunt...'
"To be blunt" is to:
"To be blunt" is to:
"Caroline, I don’t mean to be "blunt...'
"To be blunt" is to:
"To be blunt" is to:
This is incorrect. "Blunt" is not synonymous with "impolite". An "impolite (person)" is rude or offensive. Example: French waiters are very impolite, generally speaking.
This is incorrect. "To interrupt (someone)" is to is to "cut" or break into their speech.
This is incorrect. "Blunt" is not synonymous with "brief". A "brief (presentation)" is short, or concise.
This is the correct answer. If someone is "blunt", they are "frank" or "direct" in their manner of speech. Example: "My boss can be very blunt and he told me immediately that he hated my presentation". Hannah uses the expression ("I don't mean to be blunt, but...") to try and limit the offense caused by saying that she is not interested in working with YouBeauty.com.
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