operatives (B2)

カタカナ: オペラティヴズ

IPA: /ˈɒpərətɪvz/

Definition

People who work secretly for a government or other organization, especially in espionage or political activities. They are often involved in gathering information or carrying out special missions.

意味: 政府やその他の組織のために、特に諜報活動や政治活動において、秘密裏に働く人々。しばしば情報収集や特別な任務の遂行に関わります。

Examples / 例文

• The agency employed several skilled operatives to infiltrate the criminal network. — The agency employed several skilled operatives to infiltrate the criminal network.

• Operatives were trained to gather information without revealing their true identities. — Operatives were trained to gather information without revealing their true identities.

• The success of the mission depended on the loyalty and efficiency of the operatives. — The success of the mission depended on the loyalty and efficiency of the operatives.

Operatives の日本語訳

Japanese translations of Operatives:

• 工作員
• 秘密諜報員
• 情報員

How to Use Operatives

operatives of (prepositional phrase)

Belonging to or associated with a specific organization or group. — "The operatives of the resistance movement were scattered across the country."

skilled operatives (collocation)

Operatives with a high level of expertise or training. — "The agency recruited skilled operatives for its most sensitive missions."

undercover operatives (collocation)

Operatives who conceal their identity to gather information. — "Undercover operatives gathered crucial evidence over several months."

intelligence operatives (collocation)

Operatives working for intelligence agencies. — "The report detailed the activities of foreign intelligence operatives."

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