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Definition of intel - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
spyTECH. US secret or military information useful for planning actionsTECH. US
- The agent provided intel about enemy movements.
- We intercepted new intel about the base.
- She leaked intel to her superiors last night.
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collect information secretly or discreetly
The agent was sent to gather intel on the enemy's plans.
Origin of intel
English, intelligence (intellect)
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- French:renseignement, ...
- German:Geheimdienstinformationen, ...
- Italian:informazioni riservate, ...
- Spanish:inteligencia, ...
- Portuguese:informações, ...
- Chinese:情报, ...
- Japanese:情報, ...
- Arabic:معلومات استخباراتية, ...
- Hebrew:מוֹדִיעִין, ...
- Russian:разведданные, ...
- Ukrainian:розвідка, ...
- Hindi:खुफिया जानकारी, ...
Definition of Intel - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
technologyTM US US company known for microprocessorsTM US
- Intel is a leader in the tech industry.
- Intel's processors power millions of computers worldwide.
- Many tech companies rely on Intel for their hardware needs.
Origin of Intel
shortened form of Integrated Electronics
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- Portuguese:Intel, ...
- Chinese:英特尔, ...
- Japanese:インテル, ...
- Arabic:إنتل, ...
- Hebrew:אִינְטֶל, ...
- Russian:Intel, ...
- Ukrainian:Інтел, ...
- Hindi:इंटेल, ...
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