noun
1 ability to understand
ADJECTIVE
▪ considerable , great , high
▪
This essay shows considerable ~.
▪ acute , quick
▪
a writer with an acute ~
▪ average , normal
▪ limited , low
▪ innate , native
▪ human
▪ emotional
▪
The consultancy focused on leadership and emotional ~.
▪ artificial
▪
computer scientists who study artificial ~
VERB + INTELLIGENCE
▪ have
▪
At least he had the ~ to turn off the gas.
▪ demonstrate , show
▪ use
▪ insult
▪
Please don't insult my ~ by lying to me.
INTELLIGENCE + NOUN
▪ test
2 information
ADJECTIVE
▪ secret
▪
We've obtained secret ~ about enemy plans.
▪ good , reliable
▪ bad , faulty
▪ army , military
▪
Military ~ is gathered using sophisticated technology.
▪ business
▪ criminal
▪ national
VERB + INTELLIGENCE
▪ collect , gather , get
▪ provide
▪ share
▪
The FBI and the CIA need to share ~ on terrorism.
INTELLIGENCE + NOUN
▪ agency , community , service
▪
He works for the French ~ service.
▪ officer , official
▪ collection ( esp. AmE ), gathering
▪
His unit was responsible for ~ gathering in North Africa.
▪ failure
▪ information , report
▪ operation
▪ source