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intelligence
[ɪnˈtelɪdʒəns]
sustantivo
1. inteligencia (f) (faculty)
  • intelligence quotient (Psy) -> cociente (m) intelectual
  • intelligence test -> test (m) de inteligencia
2. información (f) secreta (information)
  • intelligence officer -> agente (sustantivo masculino) de los servicios de inteligencia
  • intelligence service -> servicio (m) de inteligencia

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intelligence [in-te-li-yens]
sustantivo
1. Inteligencia, conocimiento, comprensión, el acto de entender, penetración.
2. Informe, noticia, aviso.
3. Inteligencia, correspondencia mutua, armonía, amistad recíproca.
4. Un ser inteligente.
5. Servicio secreto, espionaje.
  • Intelligence quotient -> I
Q., cociente Intelectual.

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intelligence [ɪnˈtelɪdʒəns]
noun
1 (cleverness) inteligencia (f)
a man of little or no intelligence his book shows intelligence
2 (information) información (f); inteligencia (f)
according to our latest intelligence según las últimas noticias
modifier
intelligence agent (n) agente (m) de inteligencia; agente (m) secreto
Intelligence Corps (n) (Britain) (Mil) Cuerpo (m) de Informaciones
intelligence officer (n) oficial (m) de informaciones
intelligence quotient (IQ) (n) cociente (m) intelectual or de inteligencia
intelligence service (n) servicio (m) de información or inteligencia
intelligence test (n) test (m) de inteligencia
intelligence work (n) trabajo (m) de inteligencia
to do Intelligence work

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