Pronunciation: /diˈbrif/
noun A session in which a person is questioned or interrogated for the purpose of gathering information or feedback.
A1 After the mission, the team had a debrief to discuss what went well and what could be improved.
A2 The debriefing session after the project was helpful in identifying areas for future development.
B1 The debrief with the manager provided valuable feedback on my performance during the presentation.
B2 The debriefing process allowed us to reflect on our strategies and make adjustments for the next phase of the project.
C1 The debrief following the crisis management exercise was thorough and comprehensive, highlighting both successes and areas for improvement.
C2 The debriefing session conducted by the external consultant was instrumental in reshaping our approach to customer relations.
verb To question or interrogate someone in order to gather information or feedback.
A1 After the mission, the team leader debriefed everyone on what happened.
A2 The teacher debriefed the students after the field trip to discuss what they learned.
B1 The manager debriefed the sales team after the meeting to go over the new strategies.
B2 The detective debriefed the witnesses to gather more information about the crime scene.
C1 The military commander debriefed the soldiers after the mission to analyze their performance.
C2 The CEO debriefed the board members on the company's financial status during the quarterly meeting.
adjective None
A1 After the mission, the team gathered for a debrief session to discuss what went well.
A2 The soldiers were debriefed on their performance during the training exercise.
B1 The manager scheduled a debrief meeting to review the results of the project.
B2 The debrief report highlighted the key findings from the research study.
C1 The debriefing process involved analyzing data from multiple sources to draw conclusions.
C2 The debrief session was thorough and comprehensive, covering all aspects of the operation.
adverb None
A1 After the mission, the team debriefed quickly to discuss what went well.
A2 The students were debriefed on their performance in the exam.
B1 The manager debriefed the employees on the new company policies.
B2 The pilot debriefed the crew on the emergency landing procedure.
C1 The detective debriefed the witnesses to gather more information about the crime.
C2 The military general debriefed the soldiers after the successful mission.
pronoun None
preposition None
A1 After the mission, the team gathered to debrief on what went well and what could be improved.
A2 The manager debriefed the new employee on the company's policies and procedures.
B1 The detective debriefed the officers on the details of the crime scene.
B2 The coach debriefed the players on their performance during the game.
C1 The CEO debriefed the board members on the company's quarterly financial report.
C2 The military general debriefed the troops on the upcoming mission and objectives.
conjunction None
A1 After the mission, we will debrief to discuss what happened.
A2 Let's debrief after the meeting to go over the key points.
B1 The team will debrief at the end of the project to evaluate our performance.
B2 We need to debrief with the client before finalizing the contract.
C1 The debriefing session provided valuable insights into the company's operations.
C2 The CEO requested a debrief with the senior management team to discuss the quarterly results.
interjection None
A1 Debrief! That was a fun game of hide and seek.
A2 Debrief: What did you think of the movie we just watched?
B1 Debrief, everyone. Let's discuss what went well and what we can improve for next time.
B2 Debriefing is an important part of the training process to ensure everyone is on the same page.
C1 We will debrief after the meeting to go over any outstanding issues and action items.
C2 As project manager, it is crucial to debrief the team regularly to assess progress and address any challenges.
article None
A1 After the mission, the team leader will debrief everyone on what happened.
A2 Before leaving the training exercise, the instructor will debrief the participants on their performance.
B1 The manager debriefed the employees after the important meeting to discuss next steps.
B2 The detective debriefed the officers involved in the case to gather all relevant information.
C1 The military commander conducted a thorough debrief with the soldiers following the successful operation.
C2 The CEO scheduled a debrief with the executive team to analyze the company's performance and make strategic decisions.
formal After the mission, the team gathered to debrief and discuss their findings.
informal Let's grab a coffee and debrief about what happened at the meeting.
slang Hey, wanna debrief about that crazy party last night?
figurative Sometimes it's helpful to debrief with a friend after a tough day.
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