sitrep
sitrep — noun
1. a short report sent at regular times, describing what is happening right now in
a short report sent at regular times, describing what is happening right now in a military area
Yael read the morning sitrep aloud while her team prepared their gear.
collocation: morning sitrep
The sitrep from the eastern checkpoint warned of supply shortages.
Commander Samir sent an urgent sitrep to headquarters just before dawn.
Every sitrep that week described heavier enemy movement near the river.
Captain Daichi called for a sitrep the moment the radio crackled back to life.
- situation report
the full, unabbreviated form; more formal and used in official documents
- status report
broader in scope; used in business, technology, and civilian contexts, not just military
- intelligence summary
focuses specifically on gathered intelligence, whereas a sitrep covers the overall operational picture
用法筆記
The word is a blend of 'situation' and 'report.' Used almost exclusively in military and security contexts. Typically sent at fixed intervals (hourly, daily) from field units to command.