in·tel·li·gence [ɪnˈtelɪʤən(t)s] СУЩ. no мн.
1. intelligence (brain power):
2. intelligence + ед./мн. гл. (department):
- intelligence
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- military intelligence
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ar·ti·fi·cial in·ˈtel·li·gence СУЩ.
- artificial intelligence
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coun·ter-in·ˈtel·li·gence СУЩ.
- counter-intelligence
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in·ˈtel·li·gence ser·vice СУЩ.
- intelligence service
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in·ˈtel·li·gence test СУЩ.
- intelligence test
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As such, presidential findings are one of the primary means through which the intelligence committees exercise their oversight of the government's intelligence operations.
en.wikipedia.org As a photo reconnaissance unit, the 46th/72d collected intelligence until 1949, when other units took over the work.
en.wikipedia.org One of the first and most prominent courses of study in the laboratory regarded intelligence differences in children of different ethnicities.
en.wikipedia.org She received intelligence one night that a party of tories would come for the treasure the next morning.
en.wikipedia.org He oversees an intelligence gathering network whose size is unknown.
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