intelligence [ɪnˈtelɪʤəns] N no pl
1. intelligence (brain power):
- intelligence
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2. intelligence COMPUT:
- artificial intelligence
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3. intelligence (spying):
- intelligence
- wywiad m
artificial intelligence N no pl
- artificial intelligence
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counter-intelligence N
counter-intelligence → counter-espionage
counter-espionage N no pl
intelligence quotient N
- intelligence quotient
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intelligence service N no pl
- a government intelligence service
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intelligence test N
- intelligence test
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open source intelligence N
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The leadership structure at battalion and company level was the same: each had its own commanding officer, quartermaster, explosives officer and intelligence officer.
en.wikipedia.org One of the first and most prominent courses of study in the laboratory regarded intelligence differences in children of different ethnicities.
en.wikipedia.org In the beginning was intelligence, purpose, and wisdom.
en.wikipedia.org This can also explain why some children retain normal intelligence when large portions of their brainin some cases, halfare removed.
en.wikipedia.org But the tremendous heart and intelligence of the piece remains undimmed.
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