单词:intelligence office
intelligence office的用法和样例:
例句
- The Intelligence Bureau certainly will have the ear of government.情报局当然会听取政府的意见。
- On Monday in Kabul, Afghanistan's intelligence chief dismissed the claim.阿富汗情报局局长萨利赫星期一在喀布尔否认了这一说法。
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