debrief
 brief against/in favour of someone/something
[ I ]UK
to make information about someone or something public, with the intention of criticizing/praising him, her, or it: 通过非正式背景说明活动来否定/支持（人或事件），吹风否定/支持（人或事件）
On several occasions government officials briefed against their own ministers. 政府官员曾数次以情况通报的方式批评部长们的做法。

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Examples of briefed

briefed

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

All interviewers were fully briefed on the questionnaire and interviewing technique.
The contributors have been organized into these groups and each of them has been briefed to cover the entire century 1840 + 1950.
The book is carefully produced, the captions fully reproduced and the commentators well briefed.
Here, the experimenter engaged the child in play with toys and briefed parents on the experimental procedures.
The key details are the captains among the ranks who must be identified and briefed early - before the troops go into battle.
This was based on real or fictional court cases in which witnesses were briefed on their character, life and history and part in the story.
All interviewers were briefed on the questionnaire by the author, who was responsible for the project, with the assistance of a linguist.
They were briefed with the scope of the domain ontology and application ontology prior to query generation.
How well briefed are others about your role as you near completion of your training, using 100% as an indicator of well briefed?
How well briefed were others about your role when you started training, using 100% as an indicator of well briefed?
Where this occurred the new key contact had to be briefed about the study and stage of the process by the research staff.
We are thoroughly briefed about assumptions and methodological choices, in data collection as well as analytical frameworks.
There is no absolute rule which requires them to decide on the briefed and argued issues only.
They were poorly briefed for their tasks, and ill-equipped, as they were initially brought in just to implement the experimental scientific feeding program.
Two teams of interviewers had to be recruited, trained, briefed and supervised.
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