英语单词短语词组“intelligence”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

intelligence

noun

/ɪnˈtel.ɪ.dʒəns/us

/ɪnˈtel.ə.dʒəns/

intelligencenoun(ABILITY)

B2[U]

theabilitytolearn,understand, and makejudgmentsor haveopinionsthat arebasedonreason:

智力，智慧

an intelligencetest智力测验

achildof high/average/lowintelligence高智商／普通智商／低智商的孩子

It's the intelligence of her writing thatimpressesme.是她作品中体现出的智慧让我印象深刻。

More examples

I can'tbelievethat someone of his intelligence canreadsuchtrash!
Hebelievesthat allchildrenarebornwithequalintelligence.
He isblessedwith both goodlooksand intelligence.
You can't do that, man - useyourintelligence!
Shehandledthesituationwithgreatintelligence andmaturity.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Intelligence

acuity
acumen
agility
apt
aptness
grey matter
gumption
highbrow
horse sense
imaginative
penetrating
perceptive
percipient
perspicacity
presence of mind
profundity
quick-witted
ready
resource
subtlety

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intelligencenoun(SECRET INFORMATION)

[U,+ sing/pl verb]

secretinformationabout thegovernmentsof othercountries,especiallyenemygovernments, or agroupofpeoplewhocollectanddealwith thisinformation:

情报；情报人员

theCentralIntelligence Agency中央情报局

militaryintelligence军事情报

Theyreceivedintelligence (reports)thatthefactorywas atargetfor thebombing.他们接到情报说这个工厂是轰炸目标。

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

International relations: spying and espionage

agent
agent provocateur
anti-bug
counter-espionage
insider
intel
MI5
MI6
on the insideidiom
scout
shadow
snoop
spook
spy
spy onsomeone/something
superspy
tail
tap
the CIA
tradecraft

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(Definition ofintelligencefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

intelligence| American Dictionary

intelligence

noun[U]

/ɪnˈtel·ɪ·dʒəns/

intelligencenoun[U](THINKING ABILITY)

theabilitytounderstandandlearnwell, and toformjudgmentsandopinionsbasedonreason:

He’s achildofnormalintelligence but he’semotionallyimmature.

intelligencenoun[U](INFORMATION)

agovernmentdepartmentor othergroupthatgathersinformationabout othercountriesorenemies, or theinformationthat isgathered:

foreignintelligence

intelligence| Business English

intelligence

noun[U]

/ɪnˈtelɪdʒəns/us

theabilitytolearnandunderstandthingsquicklyandeasily:

Herhigh intelligence,abilityanddrivewereevidentfrom thestart.

Peoplequestionedthe intelligence ofhisdecision.

anintelligencetest

secretinformationthat acompany,country, etc.managesto get about anothercompany,country, etc.:

intelligence thatWe have good intelligence that they will belaunchingthelatestmodelat next year'stradeshow.

intelligence on/about sthSometimes, theofficersreceiveintelligence about asuspecton aparticularflight.

gather/provide intelligenceTheygatherintelligence ontheircompetitorstofindout whattheirplansare.

business/market intelligenceWe need toanalyzeandactonmarketintelligence withgreaterefficiency.

foreign/national/militaryintelligence

单词	intelligence
释义	intelligence noun uk /ɪnˈtel.ɪ.dʒəns/us /ɪnˈtel.ə.dʒəns/ intelligencenoun(ABILITY) B2[U] theabilitytolearn,understand, and makejudgmentsor haveopinionsthat arebasedonreason: 智力，智慧 an intelligencetest智力测验 achildof high/average/lowintelligence高智商／普通智商／低智商的孩子 It's the intelligence of her writing thatimpressesme.是她作品中体现出的智慧让我印象深刻。 More examples I can'tbelievethat someone of his intelligence canreadsuchtrash! Hebelievesthat allchildrenarebornwithequalintelligence. He isblessedwith both goodlooksand intelligence. You can't do that, man - useyourintelligence! Shehandledthesituationwithgreatintelligence andmaturity. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Intelligence acuity acumen agility apt aptness grey matter gumption highbrow horse sense imaginative penetrating perceptive percipient perspicacity presence of mind profundity quick-witted ready resource subtlety See more results » intelligencenoun(SECRET INFORMATION) [U,+ sing/pl verb] secretinformationabout thegovernmentsof othercountries,especiallyenemygovernments, or agroupofpeoplewhocollectanddealwith thisinformation: 情报；情报人员 theCentralIntelligence Agency中央情报局 militaryintelligence军事情报 Theyreceivedintelligence (reports)thatthefactorywas atargetfor thebombing.他们接到情报说这个工厂是轰炸目标。 SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases International relations: spying and espionage agent agent provocateur anti-bug counter-espionage insider intel MI5 MI6 on the insideidiom scout shadow snoop spook spy spy onsomeone/something superspy tail tap the CIA tradecraft See more results » (Definition ofintelligencefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) intelligence\| American Dictionary intelligence noun[U] us /ɪnˈtel·ɪ·dʒəns/ intelligencenoun[U](THINKING ABILITY) theabilitytounderstandandlearnwell, and toformjudgmentsandopinionsbasedonreason: He’s achildofnormalintelligence but he’semotionallyimmature. intelligencenoun[U](INFORMATION) agovernmentdepartmentor othergroupthatgathersinformationabout othercountriesorenemies, or theinformationthat isgathered: foreignintelligence (Definition ofintelligencefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) intelligence\| Business English intelligence noun[U] uk /ɪnˈtelɪdʒəns/us theabilitytolearnandunderstandthingsquicklyandeasily: Herhigh intelligence,abilityanddrivewereevidentfrom thestart. Peoplequestionedthe intelligence ofhisdecision. anintelligencetest secretinformationthat acompany,country, etc.managesto get about anothercompany,country, etc.: intelligence thatWe have good intelligence that they will belaunchingthelatestmodelat next year'stradeshow. intelligence on/about sthSometimes, theofficersreceiveintelligence about asuspecton aparticularflight. gather/provide intelligenceTheygatherintelligence ontheircompetitorstofindout whattheirplansare. business/market intelligenceWe need toanalyzeandactonmarketintelligence withgreaterefficiency. foreign/national/militaryintelligence See also artificial intelligence competitive intelligence cultural intelligence emotional intelligence market intelligence (Definition ofintelligencefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/intelligence##
随便看	be in the middle of sth be-in-the-middle-of-sth be in the money be-in-the-money be in the mood (for something/to do something) be in the mood (for sth/to do sth) be-in-the-mood-for-sth-to-do-sth be-in-the-mood-for-to-do be-in-the-process-of be in the process of doing something be in the process of doing sth be-in-the-process-of-doing-sth be in the public eye be-in-the-public-eye be in the pudding club be-in-the-pudding-club be in the red be-in-the-red be in the (right) ballpark be-in-the-right-ballpark be in the same ballpark be-in-the-same-ballpark be in the same boat be-in-the-same-boat be in the/sb's blood

intelligencenoun(ABILITY)

intelligencenoun(SECRET INFORMATION)

intelligence| American Dictionary

intelligencenoun[U](THINKING ABILITY)

intelligencenoun[U](INFORMATION)

intelligence| Business English

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