secret agent

英 [ˌsiːkrət ˈeɪdʒənt]

美 [ˌsiːkrət ˈeɪdʒənt]

n. 特工人员; 特务; 间谍

牛津词典

noun

特工人员；特务；间谍
a person who is used by a government to find out secret information about other countries or governments

间谍;特务;特工人员
Asecret agentis a person who is employed by a government to find out the secrets of other governments.

noun

a person secretly employed in espionage for a government
Synonym:intelligence officerintelligence agentoperative

A secret agent hired by a state to obtain ( military) information about its enemies.
为获取敌人的（军事）信息一个国家雇用的特工。
The secret agent was arrested on a charge of sabotage.
密探因犯有蓄意破坏罪而被捕。
The government kicked a foreign secret agent out of the country.
政府将一名外国间谍驱逐出境。
Moscow's most glamorous secret agent hired talented young designers from Russian fashion colleges, said a spokesman for her main employer.
据该女间谍雇主的发言人说，这位莫斯科最美艳的特工聘请了来自俄罗斯时装设计学院的年轻设计师。
It's such a pity that you are not a secret agent.
您不去去当秘密特工真是可惜了。
You got to think like a secret agent.
你要把自己想成是特务。
The government has planted a secret agent in the terrorist group.
政府已在恐怖组织中安插了一名特工。
He's just acting out the secret agent portion of his ego trip.
他刚刚的表现正是自我旅行中的情报员角色！
I worked as a secret agent in england.
我在英国的时候是一个秘密特工。
What about you, you were a green beret kid? Secret agent?
你怎么样，你是演特种兵呢还是演间谍？