intelligence

• Nom désignant la capacité d'acquérir, de comprendre et d'appliquer des connaissances et des compétences, ou les informations recueillies sur un ennemi ou un adversaire potentiel.

A noun referring to the ability to acquire, understand, and apply knowledge and skills, or to information gathered about an enemy or potential enemy.

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1. Mental abilityB1formal

   The ability to learn, understand, and apply knowledge; mental capacity.

   Intelligence (capacité mentale)

   • She has a high level of intelligence and solves problems quickly.
   • Intelligence is not just about academic success.
   • The test measures general intelligence and reasoning skills.

   Synonymesacumenbrainpowerclevernesscognitionintellectmental capacityreasoningsenseunderstandingwisdomwit

   Antonymesfoolishnessignorancestupidity

2. Information gatheringB2formal

   Secret information collected about an enemy, competitor, or situation.

   Renseignement

   • The agency gathered intelligence on the terrorist group.
   • Military intelligence is crucial for national security.
   • They shared intelligence about the market trends.

   Synonymesespionageinformationinsightknowledgereconnaissancereportsurveillancetip

3. Artificial intelligenceB2formalIT

   The field of computer science focused on creating machines that can perform tasks requiring human intelligence.

   intelligence artificielle

   • Artificial intelligence is transforming many industries.
   • The company uses AI intelligence to improve customer service.
   • Machine learning is a subset of artificial intelligence.

   Synonymesartificial intelligence