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spy noun ADJECTIVE | ... OF SPIES | VERB + SPY | SPY + VERB | SPY + NOUN | PREPOSITION ADJECTIVEenemy, foreign, government, industrial 敌方／外国／政府／行业间谍suspected 疑似间谍top 高级间谍◆Britain's top spy英国的高级间谍British, Soviet, etc. 英国、苏联等间谍... OF SPIESnetwork 间谍网VERB + SPYact as, be, work as 当间谍；是密探◆He denied acting as an enemy spy.他否认自己是敌方间谍。recruit (sb as) 招募（某人当）间谍SPY + VERBinfiltrate 间谍渗透⋯◆Soviet spies who had infiltrated the American government渗透进美国政府的苏联间谍SPY + NOUNfilm (especially BrE) , movie (especially NAmE) , novel, story, thriller 谍战片；间谍小说；间谍故事；惊险间谍片camera, plane, satellite 间谍相机／飞机／卫星network, ring 间谍网◆Counter-intelligence officers uncovered a spy ring involving twenty agents.反情报官员发现了一个涉及 20 名特工的间谍网。agency (especially NAmE) 间谍机构◆the director of a top American spy agency美国顶级间谍机构负责人chief 间谍头子PREPOSITIONspy for ⋯的密探◆He was a spy for the government.他是政府密探。 |