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intelligence [ɪn'telɪʤ(ə)ns] nstresses
gen. ум (у человека); интеллект; рассудок; разум (у человека); умственная одарённость; понимание; знания (общие, отдельные); смышлёность (у животных); разумное создание (A person or being with the ability to acquire and apply knowledge.‘extraterrestrial intelligences' Bullfinch); умственные способности; умственное развитие (Киселев); интеллектуальное развитие (Min$draV); понятие (у человека); способность понимания (у человека); смысл (у животных); сношения; соучастие; соумышление; известия; бесплотный дух; разумное существо (How long these strange, frog-like intelligences had lived in their deep and gloomy metropoli hundreds of meters beneath the surface of the Earth’s oceans, will remain forever imponderable. Abysslooker); материал, добываемый разведкой
AI. развитые логико-информационные возможности; интеллектуальная обработка данных (Alex_Odeychuk); интеллектуальная обработка (Alex_Odeychuk); интеллектуальная система; уровень интеллекта системы
astronaut. разведка; детальная разведка
busin. ум
commun. интеллектуальное устройство
ed. интеллигентность; смышлёность; догадливость; сметливость
el. передаваемые данные; передаваемая информация; разведка; разведданные; разведывательный орган
Gruzovik, intell. данные разведки
intell. агентурные сведения; агентурная разведка; развединформация (cognachennessy); органы разведки (DmitryCher); специнформация (Rori); сбор информации
IT встроенные вычислительные средства; развитая логика; развитые логические возможности; развитые логические функции; логические функции
law.enf. оперативная информация; информация (особенно добытая следственными органами или переданная им для последующего анализа: Outside Washington, the FBI established command posts in all of its field offices across the country and has encouraged state and local officials to share any intelligence they pick up about threats. • We received intelligence that the person we're chasing hired a bomb maker who lives a few hours up the highway. bloomberg.com 4uzhoj); специнформация (часто применяется, помимо прочего, спецслужбами Rori); оперативно-значимые сведения (статус информации, полученной органами госбезопасности (обычно негласно), но не могущей быть использованной без санкции суда; в противоположность declassified information – т.н. "легализованной" информации 4uzhoj)
media. вычислительная мощность; сообщения; уровень интеллекта; встроенные в аппаратуру вычислительные средства (обычно микропроцессор)
mil. разведка; разведывательные данные; военная информация; разведывательная служба; разведывательная информация; разведывательная служба (в отличие от reconnaissance)
mil., avia. агентурная разведка
missil. сигнал наведения
news секретные сведения (In the past, espionage activity was typically directed towards obtaining political and military intelligence.)
obs. извещать
philos. дух, обладающий разумом
quant.el. сведения; информация
softw. интеллектуальная система (behind ... – такого-то программного продукта malwarebytes.com Alex_Odeychuk)
soviet., intell. органы (defense.gov Alex_Odeychuk)
tech. изыскательно-разведочный
zool. понятливость (животных); смышлёность (животных); уровень умственного развития (I. Havkin); сообразительность
Intelligence [ɪn'telɪʤ(ə)ns] n
mil. разведывательный отдел
gathering of intelligence n
gen. разведка
intelligence [ɪn'telɪʤ(ə)ns] adj.
gen. агентурный; разведочный
intell. разведывательный
law.enf., intell. оперативно-розыскной
 English thesaurus
intelligence [ɪn'telɪʤ(ə)ns] n
mil., logist. Result of the exploitation of information concerning the foreign nations, the enemy armed forces or being able to future, zones where operations are effectively led or could be it; term applies also to the activities of elaboration of the information and to the bodies which dedicate themselves to it. Strategic: information necessary for the elaboration of the line of conduct and the military plans for the national and international rung; Operational: information necessary for the economic planning and for the behaviour of campaigns of the level operational level. 6-Tactics: information necessary for the establishment of plans and for the behaviour of tactical operations. FRA The activity which results in the above product. (UKR/NATO); Information of a military nature and the process by which it is obtained and transmitted. Intelligence includes information on: the military doctrine and defence industry resources of the state; the development of the armed forces and their combat readiness; the strength, composition and state of the forces, their combat potential, their modes of conducting combat operations; their mobilizable resources; the quantity and quality of armaments and equipment as well as the prospects for their development; the level of military art and the lines along which it is developing, etc. Intelligence may be obtained from the following sources: superior and subordinate commanders and military command and control organizations; reconnaissance forces and intelligence-gathering resources of all types; the local population; the military command and control organizations of adjacent and other cooperating forces; prisoners and defectors; military documents, weapons and equipment captured from the enemy; manuals, maps, observations and other sources. Intelligence may be classified in terms of credibility as reliable, probably reliable, doubtful and false. It may also be classed by significance as highly significant, significant or average, and by content as high priority, urgent or routine. (UKR/NATO); The product resulting from the processing of information concerning foreign nations, hostile or potentially hostile forces or elements, or areas of actual or potential operations. (UKR/NATO)
mil., USA the product resulting from the collection, processing, integration, evaluation, analysis, and interpretation of available information concerning foreign nations, hostile or potentially hostile forces or elements, or areas of actual or potential operations; the activities that result in the product; the organizations engaged in such activities
intelligence: 4265 phrases in 132 subjects
Abbreviation2
Accounting2
Advertising19
American usage, not spelling4
Archaic1
Armored vehicles2
Artificial intelligence225
Artillery24
Astronautics54
Astronomy1
Audit1
Australian3
Automated equipment23
Automobiles2
Aviation22
Aviation medicine16
Banking4
Business23
Business style2
Cartography4
Cinematography1
Computer networks3
Computers15
Construction2
Contextual meaning2
Criminal law2
Cultural studies1
Cybernetics1
Data processing5
Databases1
Diplomacy4
Disapproving3
Dog breeding1
Econometrics1
Economy13
Education16
Electronics18
Energy industry1
Explosives and Explosive Ordnance Disposal1
Figurative1
Finances4
Firefighting and fire-control systems1
Football1
Foreign affairs6
Foreign policy1
Forensics5
Formal1
General300
Genetics1
Hacking1
Historical2
Household appliances2
Human resources3
Idiomatic3
Informal13
Information security and data protection23
Information technology33
Intelligence and security services507
International Monetary Fund3
Internet2
Investment1
Ironical4
Journalism terminology1
Labor organization3
Law60
Law enforcement24
Librarianship4
Linguistics1
Literature2
Logistics2
Makarov80
Management3
Marketing12
Mass media35
Mathematics2
Mechanics11
Medical42
Meteorology1
Microelectronics2
Microsoft17
Military1882
Military lingo1
Mining1
Missiles5
Name of organization3
Nanotechnology30
NATO9
Nautical9
Navigation1
Navy4
Non-governmental organizations1
Notarial practice3
Nuclear and fusion power1
Obsolete / dated1
Oil and gas2
Ophthalmology1
Organized crime1
Philosophy6
Police15
Politics17
Production2
Programming72
Psychiatry6
Psychology62
Psychotherapy3
Quality control and standards2
Quantum electronics2
Radiolocation3
Religion1
Research and development1
Robotics10
Russia1
SAP1
SAP tech.1
Scientific16
Security systems119
Software7
Somatics2
Soviet7
Space6
Technology154
Telecommunications15
Torpedoes3
Trade unions1
Transport1
Travel1
Uncommon / rare1
United Nations1
United States19
Warehouse1
Weapons and gunsmithing1
Weapons of mass destruction5