【じょうほうきょく】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. intelligence agency; intelligence bureau
  2. Cabinet Intelligence Bureau (1940-1945)historical termabbreviationsee also
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  • じょうほうきょく
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. intelligence agency; intelligence bureau
    2. This refers to an organization that collects and analyzes information to provide strategic insights, often related to national security. Such agencies play a key role in government operations, particularly in defense and intelligence gathering.
    The government established a new intelligence agency.
    The intelligence bureau is monitoring foreign developments.
  2. Cabinet Intelligence Bureau (1940-1945)
    3. This specific term refers to a historical intelligence organization that operated during a particular time frame, often relating to specific functions and activities that were prominent during that period.
    きゃびねっとCabinetいんてりじぇんすIntelligenceびゅうろうBureau。
    The Cabinet Intelligence Bureau was established during World War II.
    、きゃびねっとCabinetいんてりじぇんすIntelligenceびゅうろうBureau。
    During that period, the Cabinet Intelligence Bureau was collecting important information.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to establish an intelligence agencystaff of the intelligence agencyto belong to an intelligence agencynational intelligence agencyactivities of the intelligence agencyreport from the intelligence agencysecret intelligence agencyestablishment of an intelligence bureauthe intelligence agency operatesinformation agency for data collection
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