briefs的意思|briefs的解释-里氏词典

briefs [brifs]

n. 三角裤

A trademark used for underwear, especially men's briefs.
乔基裤内衣的商标名，尤指男性三角裤
Brief underpants that reach to the hips rather than to the waist.
比基尼内裤到臀部但不到腰部的短内裤
He stripped himself to his briefs.
他脱去衣服只穿着内裤。

briefs

[ noun ]
short tight-fitting underpants (trade name Jockey shorts)
<noun.artifact>

jockey shorts \jock"ey shorts`\ (j[o^]k"[=e] sh[^o]rts), n. pl.
[from a Tradename.]
A type of men's underpants without legs, fitting tightly and
held by an elastic waistband; also called {briefs}.
Originally a tradename, the term has become common for that
type of underpants.
[PJC]

Featured inside were news briefs, sports briefs, 1 p.m. stock data and the latest filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission, as well as short stories on the top news of the day.
Featured inside were news briefs, sports briefs, 1 p.m. stock data and the latest filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission, as well as short stories on the top news of the day.
His report, filed with the Supreme Court Friday, will now be the focus of briefs, called exceptions, likely to be filed by the state and local government lawyers.
So, like many other attorneys, Mr. Greenfield keeps "fill in the blanks" legal briefs standing by in his firm's word processors.
Circuit Judge Paul Zakaib Jr. set aside Michael Means' license revocation for 30 days while lawyers file briefs and the judge makes a decision.
Last year, Mr. Buell ordered a pair of silk boxer shorts with geese and ducks for $40. With his willpower weakened, he then visited a Victoria's Secret store and bought $300 more worth of briefs.
American Telephone & Telegraph Co., along with a host of other telecommunications equipment manufacturers, filed briefs with the appeals court arguing against NYNEX.
The letter asks judicial officials for "anything you think might be helpful _ established procedures, transcripts, briefs or even informal office lore."
Prosecution briefs unsealed earlier showed the government building a claim that Swindall plotted to lie publicly about a shady loan deal, then did lie about it.
In legal briefs filed in the Supreme Court action, the government acknowledged some "serious problems" in the church-state area of the family life program, but claimed they have been corrected.
This could reduce the 1,000-name list by 75 per cent. Defence and prosecution lawyers have submitted briefs outlining the questions they would like to see satisfactorily answered.
Although their contents are confidential, the East German and Syrian briefs are widely considered to support the PLO position.
It won't be known for 30 days what briefs will be filed in favor of overruling the 1976 decision.
Mr. Quayle's job mostly involved photocopying papers for appellate briefs, according to Robert York, who worked with Mr. Quayle in the office.
The president's legal team sent briefs to members of Congress arguing that he could not be incriminated by the document.
"We worked very hard at the EPA responding to their legal briefs.
All told, Texaco alleged 241 reversible errors by the appeals court, ranging from the court's alleged misapplication of contract law to its decision to give Pennzoil the last word in submitting legal briefs.
Sundered families; father-son showdowns in jail; battling barristers (Emma Thompson shining through an armful of briefs); and a supporting cast pitting brutal Irish ideologues against brute British pragmatists.
Included in this 40-page book about putting on your clothes are such passages as: "The men wear undershorts or briefs.
Prosecution briefs unsealed Monday for the perjury trial of former U.S. Rep. Pat Swindall show the government hopes to show that he plotted how he would lie publicly about a shady loan deal.
Bruno said oral arguments would be presented after attorneys had a chance to review the briefs. "The appeal will take place after the post-trial activities, and we do anticipate being successful on appeal," Bruno said.
The People's Broadcasting Station mentioned his death in its regular news briefs.
On Thursday, the news organizations opposed both government requests, saying the case should remain in the appeals court and that briefs should be filed by next Tuesday.
Overseas travel and tourism figures for UK (January). THURSDAY: Nato secretary general Manfred Woerner briefs the Foreign Press Association in London.
Yesterday, the court gave the initiative's consumerist proponents until next Tuesday to file briefs, and insurance industry opponents until Nov. 28 to respond.
The client briefs the consultant, who puts out the ad, sifts the responses, and presents a short list, all in about a month.
In briefs made public yesterday, attorneys for Mr. Bush argued that he violated no state or federal laws, and asserted that the Office of Thrift Supervision's conflict-of-interest regulation was too vague to be the basis of the findings.
It won't be known for 30 days what briefs will be filed in favor of overruling the 1976 ruling.
The Times has filed legal briefs.
The state Supreme Court has decided long briefs are on the way out for Florida attorneys and court clerks.

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