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单词 espionage
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espionage
(espiənɑːʒ )
1. uncountable noun
Espionage is the activity of finding out the political, military, or industrial secrets of your enemies or rivals by using spies. [formal]
The authorities have arrested several people suspected of espionage.
...industrial espionage.
Synonyms: spying, intelligence, surveillance, counter-intelligence  
2.  See also counter-espionage
Collocations:
corporate espionage
The sting was uncovered by a private security company, which has produced a report that lifts the lid on the murky world of corporate espionage.
Times, Sunday Times
Of course, corporate espionage can be conducted without going to the trouble of recruiting agents in the field.
Times, Sunday Times
That he continued to work in the murky world of private security after leaving the police raises questions about the scale of corporate espionage.
Times, Sunday Times
The claims in this case are not of highlevel, sophisticated corporate espionage.
Times, Sunday Times
Companies engaging in what elsewhere might be regarded as normal market intelligence activities could step over an invisible line into corporate espionage.
Times, Sunday Times
espionage charge
The men face a maximum sentence of seven years imprisonment on a commercial espionage charge and five years for taking bribes.
Times, Sunday Times
The espionage charge, the most serious of the three, was punishable by three to 15 years (imprisonment) in peacetime and 10 years to death in wartime.
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They faced possible espionage charges.
Times, Sunday Times
Campaigners and academics were seized on espionage charges.
Times, Sunday Times
Some months after his return, he was arrested on espionage charges and sentenced to ten years in prison.
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espionage thriller
It's a film noir that's never really noirish enough; an espionage thriller that never bothers to be thrilling.
Times, Sunday Times
An espionage thriller rich in complexity and ambiguity.
Times, Sunday Times
After the frenzy of the previous episodes, the pace slows in the penultimate episode of the fourth season of the espionage thriller, but the tension remains at breaking point.
Times, Sunday Times
I suspect that nobody can make a good wartime espionage thriller any more, because we have become too cynical about heroism, selfsacrifice and good and evil.
Times, Sunday Times
You had to keep reminding yourself — not difficult when his family's distress was occasionally all too plain — that this was real life and not an espionage thriller.
Times, Sunday Times
international espionage
Lighten up, misery guts, and check out a movie that's injecting the fun back into international espionage.
Times, Sunday Times (2015)
EURO 2012 is suddenly the setting for international espionage.
The Sun (2012)
That it was a rare glimpse into the shadowy world of international espionage makes it all the more seductive.
Times, Sunday Times (2010)
This is the tall price to be paid for involvement in the murky world of international espionage.
The Sun (2015)
military espionage
Six per cent are used for military espionage, 5% for predicting weather, and a similar number waste their time looking at polar bears and melting ice.
Times, Sunday Times
He rose rapidly in the ranks, being promoted to deputy division leader of military espionage in 1956 and becoming division leader in 1962.
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In the early 1980s, military espionage began to gain significance.
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world of espionage
As actors, surely they'd fare well in the world of espionage?
The Sun
It's a story set in the world of espionage that explores the devastating personal legacy that comes with working in that world.
Times, Sunday Times
It also covers other sites associated with the real world of espionage.
The Sun
In the world of espionage, maybe there are two routes to success: ruthlessness, or bumbling joviality disguising ruthlessness.
Times, Sunday Times
During the 1970s and 1980s, the real world of espionage sometimes seemed more extraordinary than its fictional counterparts.
Times, Sunday Times
Translations:
Chinese: 间谍
Japanese: スパイ行為
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