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brief {Substantiv}
Raumprogramm
to brief {Verb}
informieren · unterrichten · einweisen · jdn. in Kenntnis setzen · instruieren · Anweisungen geben
Brief {Substantiv}
letter · note
Beispielssätze
... is a brief response to a brief question....
... shall make brief comments....
... brief remarks, Madam P...
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"brief" Deutsch Übersetzung
brief
We gave you a brief in March 2000.
to brief so.
This would then be a European Public Prosecution Office with a limited brief.
That was the brief which we stood up for and which we negotiated.
Your remarks are so brief today that we do n't even have time for a sip of coffee!
The summary with regard to the countries of central and eastern Europe is far too brief from the point of view of future enlargement.
That is obviously a lesson well-learnt and we applaud the attempts to keep the document which will be discussed in Doha as crisp and brief
allow a brief answer.
Mr President, I shall make this very brief.
I would like to make three brief points.
That is a brief overview of the problem.
Let us be brief and we will all move on.
Madam President, I shall be very brief.
brief (auch: abstract)
The Union for a Europe of Nations Group therefore considers that the charter, if it must exist, should be extremely brief and should...
brief [Jura]
to brief (auch: to recapitulate, to recap)
brief {Substantiv}
brief {Subst.} (auch: building programme)
to brief {Verb}
to brief [briefed|briefed] {Vb.} (auch: to bring up-to-date, to inform, to instruct, furnish information)
I will be quite prepared to brief Parliament at regular intervals on the progress made.
This will be an opportunity for me to brief the competent parliamentary committee on the latest developments, and for a discussion on their
It is our duty to brief consumers exhaustively on the advent of the single currency, on the one hand to train businesses, and on the other
I am very happy to use this opportunity to brief you on the main points of consideration and the reactions prompted within the Council by
to brief [briefed|briefed] {Vb.} (auch: to inform, to teach, to instruct, teach)
I will be travelling tomorrow to Washington and Ottawa to brief the US and Canada on our plans for the presidency.
This is why I ask the Presidency, by referring to Article 32 of the Treaty on European Union, to brief Parliament as fully as possible, but
had already been able to brief the Committee on Research, Technological Development and Energy about the progress of the negotiations with
The German Presidency has always regarded it as one of our foremost tasks to brief the European Parliament on the progress of the
to brief [briefed|briefed] {Vb.} (auch: to instruct, to train, to marshal, to indoctrinate)
to brief [briefed|briefed] {Vb.}
to brief [briefed|briefed] {Vb.} (auch: to instruct)
to brief [briefed|briefed] {Vb.}
Brief {Substantiv}
Come into my office and bring that letter.
I regret the letter of the eight members.
The letter doesn't indicate whether ...
He stated that you had written a letter to...
It is the same as what is in the letter.
We take note of that, Mr von Habsburg, and I should be grateful if you could provide us with this letter.
I gave you the note that they enclosed a moment ago, and I hope that you will be able to spend a few minutes of your time on this.
However, I never received the note in question, and it was only an hour and a half later when the group of visitors was about to leave
I think that this is highly regrettable, and I cannot understand why the note was not passed to me, and why it was said that I was not here.
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Here is a brief response to a brief question.
I shall make brief comments.
Three brief remarks, Madam President.
A brief word on agriculture.
Just two further brief remarks.
Just two more brief comments.
What is my brief here?
A few very brief comments.
I shall be very brief.
. – Two brief comments, honourable Member.
A brief one, Sir Thomas.
Two brief comments on agricultural policy.
I will be brief, Mr President.
I wish to make three brief points.
I shall end with two brief comments.
Just a brief comment, Mr President.
Mr President, just a brief word.
These are my brief remarks today.
Madam President, just a brief statement.
Madam President, I will be brief.

