intelligence agency

英 [ɪnˈtelɪdʒəns ˈeɪdʒənsi]

美 [ɪnˈtelɪdʒəns ˈeɪdʒənsi]

网络  情报局; 情报部; 情报机关; 情报机构; 情报部门

英英释义

noun

• a unit responsible for gathering and interpreting information about an enemy
  Synonym:intelligenceintelligence service

双语例句

• The Central Intelligence Agency employed a goodly number of expert professionals in this particular field
  中央情报局雇用了一大批这一领域的顶尖专业人才。
• He lauded a Central Intelligence Agency project which helps fund technologies the CIA finds important, but which lack long-term capital.
  他称赞一个中央情报局的工程，有利于基金的技术中情局认定，重要的，但缺乏长期资本。
• President Bush has nominated Air Force General Michael Hayden to be the next director of the Central Intelligence Agency.
  美国总统布什提名空军上将迈克尔。海登担任中央情报局下一任局长。
• Officials from the Afghan police and intelligence agency denied the militants'claim, saying the document was a fake.
  从阿富汗警察和情报机构的官员否认了武装分子的说法，称该文件是假的。
• Ex2: The intelligence agency performs its jobs with subtlety and sophistication.
  例2：情报机构执行任务时，表现出相当的微妙及复杂。
• The Central Intelligence Agency, which is authorized to carry out such attacks, declined to comment.
  被授权开展此类袭击的美国中央情报局（CIA）拒绝置评。
• In1946, the United States imported German SS intelligence officers in an effort to form what later become the Central Intelligence Agency.
  1946年，借著美国进口的德国党卫军情报人员的帮助，形成了后来的中央情报局。
• In 1990, US writer Joe Weisberg was asked to join the Central Intelligence Agency ( CIA).
  1990年，美国作家乔•韦斯伯格受邀加入CIA（美国中情局）。
• The military intelligence agency means multiplying the effectiveness of military forces deployed for operations.
  军事情报机构的目的是提高部队的作战效能。
• When I worked for the Central Intelligence Agency I saw how important this could be.
  当我为中央情报局（cia）工作时，我深深了解其重要性。