debrief
英 [ˌdi:ˈbri:f] 美 [ˌdi'brif]

vt.

向（外交人员等）询问执行任务的情况；

变形

过去式：debriefed过去分词：debriefed现在分词：debriefing第三人称单数：debriefs

英英释义

debrief[ di:'bri:f ]

• v.put someone through a debriefing and make him report

  "The released hostages were debriefed"

双语例句

1. When they debrief you, that’s the story you’ll tell.
   当他们向你询问情况时,那就是你要讲述的故事。
2. Clinton is due to debrief the National Security Council and Obama on his trip.
   按照预期，克林顿应向国家安全委员会和奥巴马汇报这次任务的情况。

权威例句

Multicultural factors in the space environment: results of an international shuttle crew debrief
Evaluation using cued-recall debrief to elicit information about a user's affective experiences
Operation debrief: a SHARP improvement in performance feedback in the operating room.
To debrief or not to debrief our heroes: that is the question
Debrief of a tax advisor (administration) Saigon, Vietnam, 1966-1967
Forensic medical lessons learned from the Victorian Bushfire Disaster: recommendations from the Phase 5 debrief.
24 – All-in-one-room Schoolhouse : Clinical Simulation Stage, Control, Debrief, and Utilities All within a Single Room
How to debrief and cut the high cost of Staff Churn
Leakage of Experimental Information to Potential Future Subjects by Debriefed Subjects.
On a Resurgence of Management Simulations and Games