Definition of briefly in English:

briefly

adverb ˈbriːfliˈbrifli

1For a short time; fleetingly.
he worked briefly as a lawyer
Example sentencesExamples
- Darcy snorted briefly, his mouth twitching.
- Using the free end of the second connecting wire, briefly touch the positive lead on the power supply.
- She also worked briefly for The Bostonian.
- Sarah sighs briefly, shaking her head and watching Daimon.
- When I chat briefly to Mareko backstage at the gig later that night, he too is modest and friendly.
- Grill the steaks briefly, salting them as they cook.
- His eyelids flickered briefly, and he mumbled something I couldn't quite catch.
- An expression combining fury, frustration and resignation would briefly appear, like a small cloud across the sun.
- There's no shortage of drop-dead titles that strutted bravely but briefly and are heard no more.
- George exhaled deeply and leaned against the wall, briefly looking away before gazing back at Becky apologetically.
- Boies had been able to come back to Quebec briefly for Mia's birth.
- A man arrested for a spree of killings and other violent crimes appeared briefly in a packed courtroom here yesterday.
- Young appears only briefly in the film.
- At the restaurant they must wait briefly for a table, and they sit at the big oak bar.
- We end by looking briefly at tools of the trade.
- She brings the distant briefly close above his dreamy abstract stare.
- Last week when I briefly met the PM, he seemed an enormously satisfied man basking in the accolades of having made " history ".
- The rider returned to Puerto Rico briefly in early September following an accident on July 23 at Del Mar in which fellow rider Alex Solis was injured.
- After we chatted briefly, she rang a bell and summoned Jacinta, her Spanish maid.
- In the late 1930s, he briefly attended Tuskegee Institute before he was expelled for bootlegging.
Synonyms
in short, in brief, to put it briefly, to cut a long story short, in a word, to sum up, in sum, to come to the point, in a nutshell, to put it in a nutshell, in essence, in outline
1. 1.1 Using few words; concisely.
  as I briefly mentioned earlier
  sentence adverb briefly, the plot is as follows …
  Example sentencesExamples
  The bill has a number of features, and I will speak briefly on a couple of them.
  I will briefly summarize some of the main areas of law that are relevant to this case.
  This argument is actually borne out by the experience of almost all the countries of South Asia that have been briefly discussed above.
  Deuteronomy 29: 23 briefly recalls the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah with brimstone and burning salt.
  Let me return briefly to the huge, above-forecast tax gain included in the supplementary estimates.
  To the best of my knowledge, on one occasion Gerry Adams briefly stated that we had not achieved self determination.
  Let me briefly touch on all four.
  The obvious problem of pseudonymity of New Testament books is only briefly considered.
  It is a multi-faceted story and I want to tell it today, briefly, from six different perspectives.
  Briefly, two major assumptions were made for the calculation.
  Let us take these issues briefly in turn.
  The following paragraphs briefly review the factors' limitations.
  Toward the end of the council fire the boys will be receptive to the suggestion of a hero tale, simply, briefly told.
  Allow me to briefly mention these.
  Ellis also quotes briefly from the letter Jefferson wrote to Roger Weightman days before dying.
  We will start by looking at the new rules, and will then consider the old ones more briefly.
  Evaluations of the two programs are briefly described below.
  Then I will describe briefly the history, beliefs, and practices of SGI.
  This review will deal extensively with this use of the optimization theory and the concept will therefore be briefly discussed.
  In the article in question, Engels outlines briefly the history of the German party.
  Synonyms
  in short, in brief, to put it briefly, to cut a long story short, in a word, to sum up, in sum, to come to the point, (to put it) in a nutshell, in essence, in outline

Definition of briefly in US English:

briefly

adverbˈbrēflēˈbrifli

1For a short time; fleetingly.
he worked briefly as a lawyer
Example sentencesExamples
- Last week when I briefly met the PM, he seemed an enormously satisfied man basking in the accolades of having made " history ".
- We end by looking briefly at tools of the trade.
- The rider returned to Puerto Rico briefly in early September following an accident on July 23 at Del Mar in which fellow rider Alex Solis was injured.
- There's no shortage of drop-dead titles that strutted bravely but briefly and are heard no more.
- She also worked briefly for The Bostonian.
- Sarah sighs briefly, shaking her head and watching Daimon.
- Boies had been able to come back to Quebec briefly for Mia's birth.
- His eyelids flickered briefly, and he mumbled something I couldn't quite catch.
- At the restaurant they must wait briefly for a table, and they sit at the big oak bar.
- Young appears only briefly in the film.
- Using the free end of the second connecting wire, briefly touch the positive lead on the power supply.
- She brings the distant briefly close above his dreamy abstract stare.
- An expression combining fury, frustration and resignation would briefly appear, like a small cloud across the sun.
- After we chatted briefly, she rang a bell and summoned Jacinta, her Spanish maid.
- Darcy snorted briefly, his mouth twitching.
- George exhaled deeply and leaned against the wall, briefly looking away before gazing back at Becky apologetically.
- A man arrested for a spree of killings and other violent crimes appeared briefly in a packed courtroom here yesterday.
- Grill the steaks briefly, salting them as they cook.
- When I chat briefly to Mareko backstage at the gig later that night, he too is modest and friendly.
- In the late 1930s, he briefly attended Tuskegee Institute before he was expelled for bootlegging.
Synonyms
in short, in brief, to put it briefly, to cut a long story short, in a word, to sum up, in sum, to come to the point, in a nutshell, to put it in a nutshell, in essence, in outline
1. 1.1 Using few words; concisely.
  as I briefly mentioned earlier
  sentence adverb briefly, the plot is as follows
  Example sentencesExamples
  Let us take these issues briefly in turn.
  Toward the end of the council fire the boys will be receptive to the suggestion of a hero tale, simply, briefly told.
  Briefly, two major assumptions were made for the calculation.
  Then I will describe briefly the history, beliefs, and practices of SGI.
  To the best of my knowledge, on one occasion Gerry Adams briefly stated that we had not achieved self determination.
  This review will deal extensively with this use of the optimization theory and the concept will therefore be briefly discussed.
  I will briefly summarize some of the main areas of law that are relevant to this case.
  The following paragraphs briefly review the factors' limitations.
  Let me briefly touch on all four.
  This argument is actually borne out by the experience of almost all the countries of South Asia that have been briefly discussed above.
  Ellis also quotes briefly from the letter Jefferson wrote to Roger Weightman days before dying.
  We will start by looking at the new rules, and will then consider the old ones more briefly.
  In the article in question, Engels outlines briefly the history of the German party.
  Let me return briefly to the huge, above-forecast tax gain included in the supplementary estimates.
  The obvious problem of pseudonymity of New Testament books is only briefly considered.
  Evaluations of the two programs are briefly described below.
  Deuteronomy 29: 23 briefly recalls the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah with brimstone and burning salt.
  Allow me to briefly mention these.
  It is a multi-faceted story and I want to tell it today, briefly, from six different perspectives.
  The bill has a number of features, and I will speak briefly on a couple of them.
  Synonyms
  in short, in brief, to put it briefly, to cut a long story short, in a word, to sum up, in sum, to come to the point, in a nutshell, to put it in a nutshell, in essence, in outline

词汇	briefly
释义	Definition of briefly in English: briefly adverb ˈbriːfliˈbrifli 1For a short time; fleetingly. he worked briefly as a lawyer Example sentencesExamples Darcy snorted briefly, his mouth twitching. Using the free end of the second connecting wire, briefly touch the positive lead on the power supply. She also worked briefly for The Bostonian. Sarah sighs briefly, shaking her head and watching Daimon. When I chat briefly to Mareko backstage at the gig later that night, he too is modest and friendly. Grill the steaks briefly, salting them as they cook. His eyelids flickered briefly, and he mumbled something I couldn't quite catch. An expression combining fury, frustration and resignation would briefly appear, like a small cloud across the sun. There's no shortage of drop-dead titles that strutted bravely but briefly and are heard no more. George exhaled deeply and leaned against the wall, briefly looking away before gazing back at Becky apologetically. Boies had been able to come back to Quebec briefly for Mia's birth. A man arrested for a spree of killings and other violent crimes appeared briefly in a packed courtroom here yesterday. Young appears only briefly in the film. At the restaurant they must wait briefly for a table, and they sit at the big oak bar. We end by looking briefly at tools of the trade. She brings the distant briefly close above his dreamy abstract stare. Last week when I briefly met the PM, he seemed an enormously satisfied man basking in the accolades of having made " history ". The rider returned to Puerto Rico briefly in early September following an accident on July 23 at Del Mar in which fellow rider Alex Solis was injured. After we chatted briefly, she rang a bell and summoned Jacinta, her Spanish maid. In the late 1930s, he briefly attended Tuskegee Institute before he was expelled for bootlegging. Synonyms in short, in brief, to put it briefly, to cut a long story short, in a word, to sum up, in sum, to come to the point, in a nutshell, to put it in a nutshell, in essence, in outline 1.1 Using few words; concisely. as I briefly mentioned earlier sentence adverb briefly, the plot is as follows … Example sentencesExamples The bill has a number of features, and I will speak briefly on a couple of them. I will briefly summarize some of the main areas of law that are relevant to this case. This argument is actually borne out by the experience of almost all the countries of South Asia that have been briefly discussed above. Deuteronomy 29: 23 briefly recalls the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah with brimstone and burning salt. Let me return briefly to the huge, above-forecast tax gain included in the supplementary estimates. To the best of my knowledge, on one occasion Gerry Adams briefly stated that we had not achieved self determination. Let me briefly touch on all four. The obvious problem of pseudonymity of New Testament books is only briefly considered. It is a multi-faceted story and I want to tell it today, briefly, from six different perspectives. Briefly, two major assumptions were made for the calculation. Let us take these issues briefly in turn. The following paragraphs briefly review the factors' limitations. Toward the end of the council fire the boys will be receptive to the suggestion of a hero tale, simply, briefly told. Allow me to briefly mention these. Ellis also quotes briefly from the letter Jefferson wrote to Roger Weightman days before dying. We will start by looking at the new rules, and will then consider the old ones more briefly. Evaluations of the two programs are briefly described below. Then I will describe briefly the history, beliefs, and practices of SGI. This review will deal extensively with this use of the optimization theory and the concept will therefore be briefly discussed. In the article in question, Engels outlines briefly the history of the German party. Synonyms in short, in brief, to put it briefly, to cut a long story short, in a word, to sum up, in sum, to come to the point, (to put it) in a nutshell, in essence, in outline Definition of briefly in US English: briefly adverbˈbrēflēˈbrifli 1For a short time; fleetingly. he worked briefly as a lawyer Example sentencesExamples Last week when I briefly met the PM, he seemed an enormously satisfied man basking in the accolades of having made " history ". We end by looking briefly at tools of the trade. The rider returned to Puerto Rico briefly in early September following an accident on July 23 at Del Mar in which fellow rider Alex Solis was injured. There's no shortage of drop-dead titles that strutted bravely but briefly and are heard no more. She also worked briefly for The Bostonian. Sarah sighs briefly, shaking her head and watching Daimon. Boies had been able to come back to Quebec briefly for Mia's birth. His eyelids flickered briefly, and he mumbled something I couldn't quite catch. At the restaurant they must wait briefly for a table, and they sit at the big oak bar. Young appears only briefly in the film. Using the free end of the second connecting wire, briefly touch the positive lead on the power supply. She brings the distant briefly close above his dreamy abstract stare. An expression combining fury, frustration and resignation would briefly appear, like a small cloud across the sun. After we chatted briefly, she rang a bell and summoned Jacinta, her Spanish maid. Darcy snorted briefly, his mouth twitching. George exhaled deeply and leaned against the wall, briefly looking away before gazing back at Becky apologetically. A man arrested for a spree of killings and other violent crimes appeared briefly in a packed courtroom here yesterday. Grill the steaks briefly, salting them as they cook. When I chat briefly to Mareko backstage at the gig later that night, he too is modest and friendly. In the late 1930s, he briefly attended Tuskegee Institute before he was expelled for bootlegging. Synonyms in short, in brief, to put it briefly, to cut a long story short, in a word, to sum up, in sum, to come to the point, in a nutshell, to put it in a nutshell, in essence, in outline 1.1 Using few words; concisely. as I briefly mentioned earlier sentence adverb briefly, the plot is as follows Example sentencesExamples Let us take these issues briefly in turn. Toward the end of the council fire the boys will be receptive to the suggestion of a hero tale, simply, briefly told. Briefly, two major assumptions were made for the calculation. Then I will describe briefly the history, beliefs, and practices of SGI. To the best of my knowledge, on one occasion Gerry Adams briefly stated that we had not achieved self determination. This review will deal extensively with this use of the optimization theory and the concept will therefore be briefly discussed. I will briefly summarize some of the main areas of law that are relevant to this case. The following paragraphs briefly review the factors' limitations. Let me briefly touch on all four. This argument is actually borne out by the experience of almost all the countries of South Asia that have been briefly discussed above. Ellis also quotes briefly from the letter Jefferson wrote to Roger Weightman days before dying. We will start by looking at the new rules, and will then consider the old ones more briefly. In the article in question, Engels outlines briefly the history of the German party. Let me return briefly to the huge, above-forecast tax gain included in the supplementary estimates. The obvious problem of pseudonymity of New Testament books is only briefly considered. Evaluations of the two programs are briefly described below. Deuteronomy 29: 23 briefly recalls the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah with brimstone and burning salt. Allow me to briefly mention these. It is a multi-faceted story and I want to tell it today, briefly, from six different perspectives. The bill has a number of features, and I will speak briefly on a couple of them. Synonyms in short, in brief, to put it briefly, to cut a long story short, in a word, to sum up, in sum, to come to the point, in a nutshell, to put it in a nutshell, in essence, in outline
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