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 former head of the Central Intelligence Agency was sworn in Friday at the Pentagon.
  这位美国前中央情报局局长星期五在五角大楼宣誓就职。
• The US is concerned that the Inter-Services Intelligence agency knew bin Laden was in Pakistan.
  美国担心，巴基斯坦三军情报局（ISI）早就知道拉登藏在巴基斯坦。
• 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。
• 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。
• 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。
• The National Intelligence Council prepared the report for the United States Central Intelligence Agency.
  这是国家情报委员会准备向美国中央情报局提交的一份报告。
• 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。
• He confirmed the use of foreign prisons by the Central Intelligence Agency to question suspected terrorists.
  他批准了中央情报局利用外国监狱来审问嫌疑恐怖主义。
• 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。
• Conspiracy theorists accused the Central Intelligence Agency or Cuban exiles.
  阴谋论者指责美国中央情报局（CIA）或古巴流亡者策划了刺杀事件。