intelligence [ɪnˈtelɪdʒəns] СУЩ. no мн.
1. intelligence a. ВОЕН., ПОЛИТ.:
- intelligence
- разве́дка ж.
- intelligence agent
- разве́дчик м.
2. intelligence (information):
- intelligence
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- intelligence sources
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3. intelligence (mental ability):
artificial intelligence СУЩ.
- artificial intelligence
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intelligence quotient СУЩ.
- intelligence quotient
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intelligence service СУЩ. ВОЕН., ПОЛИТ.
- intelligence service
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intelligence test СУЩ.
- intelligence test
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Intelligence, however, is stable and not under personal control.
en.wikipedia.org I feel like, at this point, our intelligence community is pretty much even owning the fact that they are getting nefarious.
en.wikipedia.org And it provides a number of business intelligence publications and services.
en.wikipedia.org The leadership structure at battalion and company level was the same: each had its own commanding officer, quartermaster, explosives officer and intelligence officer.
en.wikipedia.org This can also explain why some children retain normal intelligence when large portions of their brainin some cases, halfare removed.
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