espionage

美音：['espiə.nɑʒ] 英音：['espiənɑːʒ]

简单释义：

n.间谍活动；谍报活动；刺探活动

网络间谍行为；侦探；刺探效果加成

完整释义：

1.〔法语〕侦察,监视;谍报;间谍活动

例句：

The reasons for attacks are numerous but a large proportion can be acclaimed to industrial espionage incited by a rival company.
原因是众多的攻击，但一个大的比例，可以到著名的工业间谍活动，煽动，由竞争对手公司。
It is unclear to what extent Mr. Song might have been aware of the espionage.
不清楚宋志越在多大程度上知道这起窃密。
"We have to treat espionage as different from attack or massive fraud or theft of information, " he said.
我们应该区别对待间谍活动与侵袭或大规模欺诈或盗窃信息的行为。
The last room on the left of the corridor looked to Levchenko like a museum of espionage equipment, some of which he had never seen before.
楼道左边最后的一间房间，在列夫钦科看来，它象是一个间谍装备的博物馆，里面有些东西他从来没有见过。
An investigation that would have once tied up a team of counter-espionage officers for weeks now takes a few mouse clicks.
过去需要出动一组反间谍人员花费数周时间的一个调查，如今只需轻点几次鼠标即可。
A year later, Alksnis was accused of homosexuality and espionage and shot by NKVD, the KGB's predecessor.
一年之后，Alsnis被指控是同性恋和间谍被KGB的前身NKVD枪毙。
Soon she began to do espionage work, binding up her hair like a married woman, entering the town and gathering information.
不久又分派她搞侦察工作，她把头发盘在脑后梳成髻，化装成家庭妇女模样，经常出入镇内收集情报。
Dawn: We have no choice but to do it. All of our competitors conduct corporate espionage.
我们别无选择。我们所有的竞争对手都在搞间谍活动。

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