intelligence

/ɪnˈtɛləʤəns/ [U]

1. 智力，智慧；悟性；理解力

the ability to learn or understand things or to deal with new or difficult situations

• 具有平均/正常/高/低 智力水平的人
  a person of average/normal/high/low intelligence
• 约翰很早就显现出高智力。
  John showed high intelligence from an early age.
• 秀外慧中的女子
  a woman who had both beauty and intelligence
• 智力测验
  an intelligence test
• 智商（缩写为IQ)
  intelligence quotient ['kwəʊʃ(ə)nt]指数，程度

2. 智能

the ability to think, reason, and understand instead of doing things automatically or by instinct.

• 人工智能 artificial intelligence
• 人类智能 human intelligence

3. 情报，情报人员，情报机构

3.1 情报,谍报

secret information that a government collects about an enemy or possible enemy

• 军事情报
  military intelligence

• 收集关于邻国活动的情报
  gather intelligence about a neighboring country's activities

• 根据我们的情报，还会有更进一步的攻击。
  According to our intelligence, further attacks were planned.

• 消息人士否认该报告的真实性
  Intelligence sources denied the reports.

3.2 情报人员；情报机构

a group of people or an organization that gathers this information for their government

• 情报机构
  intelligence agencies/services
• 英国有三个主要的情报机构。
  In Britain there are three main intelligence organizations.
• 美国军事情报处
  US Military Intelligence
• 中央情报局（CIA）
  Central Intelligence Agency