Definition of Abwehr in English:

Abwehr

noun ˈabvɛːˈʌpvɛː

historical

In Germany: a military intelligence and counter-intelligence agency (1921–44) founded as a division of the defence ministry, and expanded to include foreign espionage assignments in 1934 by the ruling Nazi party.

Origin

1940s; earliest use found in The Chicago Sunday Tribune. From German Abwehr, specific sense of Abwehr defence, resistance, warding off from abwehren to ward off from ab- + wehren.

Definition of Abwehr in US English:

Abwehr

noun

historical

In Germany: a military intelligence and counter-intelligence agency (1921–44) founded as a division of the defence ministry, and expanded to include foreign espionage assignments in 1934 by the ruling Nazi party.

Origin

1940s; earliest use found in The Chicago Sunday Tribune. From German Abwehr, specific sense of Abwehr defence, resistance, warding off from abwehren to ward off from ab- + wehren.

单词	Abwehr
释义	Definition of Abwehr in English: Abwehr noun ˈabvɛːˈʌpvɛː historical In Germany: a military intelligence and counter-intelligence agency (1921–44) founded as a division of the defence ministry, and expanded to include foreign espionage assignments in 1934 by the ruling Nazi party. Origin 1940s; earliest use found in The Chicago Sunday Tribune. From German Abwehr, specific sense of Abwehr defence, resistance, warding off from abwehren to ward off from ab- + wehren. Definition of Abwehr in US English: Abwehr noun historical In Germany: a military intelligence and counter-intelligence agency (1921–44) founded as a division of the defence ministry, and expanded to include foreign espionage assignments in 1934 by the ruling Nazi party. Origin 1940s; earliest use found in The Chicago Sunday Tribune. From German Abwehr, specific sense of Abwehr defence, resistance, warding off from abwehren to ward off from ab- + wehren.
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