Definition of intelligence service in English:

intelligence service

noun

European intelligence services worked very closely with their US counterparts
another term for intelligence agency
Example sentencesExamples
- Such information is strictly confidential and should be available only to top level people of the intelligence services and the head of police.
- It is a propaganda war of shadowy unprovables, in which the absence of an attack is claimed as a victory by the police and intelligence services.
- Our intelligence services have not been unable to come up with even one viable suspect.
- He is a Catholic from Newry, who joined the British army in the 1970s and was then recruited into the intelligence services.
- His perfect command of German made him an increasingly useful agent for the Soviet intelligence services.
- He was monitored by the Dutch intelligence service since 2002 but was never a suspect of the highest order.
- The in camera sessions were intended as an opportunity for the intelligence services and Special Branch to put their case.
- The British intelligence services long ago created a modus operandi that left neither footprints nor political fallout.
- It is also interesting to discover that the Soviets regarded MI6 as the best Western intelligence service.
- In the 1950s, U.S. and British intelligence services became aware of the Russian advances in the covert use of chemical and biological weapons.

Definition of intelligence service in US English:

intelligence service

noun

European intelligence services worked very closely with their US counterparts
another term for intelligence agency
Example sentencesExamples
- He is a Catholic from Newry, who joined the British army in the 1970s and was then recruited into the intelligence services.
- Our intelligence services have not been unable to come up with even one viable suspect.
- The British intelligence services long ago created a modus operandi that left neither footprints nor political fallout.
- It is a propaganda war of shadowy unprovables, in which the absence of an attack is claimed as a victory by the police and intelligence services.
- It is also interesting to discover that the Soviets regarded MI6 as the best Western intelligence service.
- He was monitored by the Dutch intelligence service since 2002 but was never a suspect of the highest order.
- In the 1950s, U.S. and British intelligence services became aware of the Russian advances in the covert use of chemical and biological weapons.
- Such information is strictly confidential and should be available only to top level people of the intelligence services and the head of police.
- His perfect command of German made him an increasingly useful agent for the Soviet intelligence services.
- The in camera sessions were intended as an opportunity for the intelligence services and Special Branch to put their case.

单词	intelligence service
释义	Definition of intelligence service in English: intelligence service noun European intelligence services worked very closely with their US counterparts another term for intelligence agency Example sentencesExamples Such information is strictly confidential and should be available only to top level people of the intelligence services and the head of police. It is a propaganda war of shadowy unprovables, in which the absence of an attack is claimed as a victory by the police and intelligence services. Our intelligence services have not been unable to come up with even one viable suspect. He is a Catholic from Newry, who joined the British army in the 1970s and was then recruited into the intelligence services. His perfect command of German made him an increasingly useful agent for the Soviet intelligence services. He was monitored by the Dutch intelligence service since 2002 but was never a suspect of the highest order. The in camera sessions were intended as an opportunity for the intelligence services and Special Branch to put their case. The British intelligence services long ago created a modus operandi that left neither footprints nor political fallout. It is also interesting to discover that the Soviets regarded MI6 as the best Western intelligence service. In the 1950s, U.S. and British intelligence services became aware of the Russian advances in the covert use of chemical and biological weapons. Definition of intelligence service in US English: intelligence service noun European intelligence services worked very closely with their US counterparts another term for intelligence agency Example sentencesExamples He is a Catholic from Newry, who joined the British army in the 1970s and was then recruited into the intelligence services. Our intelligence services have not been unable to come up with even one viable suspect. The British intelligence services long ago created a modus operandi that left neither footprints nor political fallout. It is a propaganda war of shadowy unprovables, in which the absence of an attack is claimed as a victory by the police and intelligence services. It is also interesting to discover that the Soviets regarded MI6 as the best Western intelligence service. He was monitored by the Dutch intelligence service since 2002 but was never a suspect of the highest order. In the 1950s, U.S. and British intelligence services became aware of the Russian advances in the covert use of chemical and biological weapons. Such information is strictly confidential and should be available only to top level people of the intelligence services and the head of police. His perfect command of German made him an increasingly useful agent for the Soviet intelligence services. The in camera sessions were intended as an opportunity for the intelligence services and Special Branch to put their case.
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