briefed in Portuguese
briefed in Portuguese is de cueca, brifado — briefed means having been given instructions or a summary of information beforehand.
briefed in Portuguese
de cueca
Wearing briefs
brifado
Having been given a briefing, informed.
What does "briefed" mean?
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adj Having been given instructions or a summary of information beforehand.
"Everybody tells us that the doctors are very briefed and supported, but the poor rural pharmacist has to do his best while at the same time run dispensary, undertake roles and possibly attend his books at home in the evening."
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briefed in a sentence
- Everybody tells us that the doctors are very briefed and supported, but the poor rural pharmacist has to do his best while at the same time run dispensary, undertake roles and possibly attend his books at home in the evening.
- The pilots were fully briefed before takeoff.
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What is "briefed" in Portuguese?
"briefed" in Portuguese is de cueca, brifado. briefed means: Having been given instructions or a summary of information beforehand.
How do you use "briefed" in a sentence?
Example: "The pilots were fully briefed before takeoff." In Portuguese, "briefed" is de cueca, brifado.
Are there other ways to say "briefed" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 2 translations listed for "briefed": de cueca, brifado.
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