debrief , also: de-brief

After a little more debriefing you'll be free to leave.

After debriefing, he was due for two full days of leave.

They'll say I'm your case officer and you came to be debriefed.

I'd drive around for a couple of hours debriefing the double.

Getting debriefed by Kirk always had this effect on him.

Was she debriefing you on my performance over the summer?"

Those who are unsuccessful will be debriefed and return home.

Crews had to be debriefed and they would have to eat, too.

She left debriefing looking for a shoulder to cry on.

"She'll have to be debriefed before she can go home," I said.

He spent his time writing lesson plans and debriefing students.

"Debriefing them, you sometimes have to be gentle," she said of her students.

The next morning, the group were first debriefed in a meeting room with various maps.

"I know none of us feel much like debriefing right now.

Once the training sessions are completed they will be debriefed.

Which means they debriefed him verbally and kept it to themselves.

After their medical exams, the spokesman said, they will be debriefed.

It was a good thing, he decided, that he'd taken on debriefing the flight crew himself.

He said the scientists were only being "debriefed" and had not been taken into custody.

Together the three senior men debriefed their two junior colleagues for several hours.

Some countries, such as Japan, have been reported to expect students be debriefed on returning home.

At the my least, procedure says I should be debriefed."

Over the next several hours, American officers debriefed the man and decided that his information was credible.

I asked about that, and the commander who was debriefing me nearly took off my head."

I called him last night, after I'd debriefed you.