spy|spied|spies|spying in English

verb

[spaɪ]

work for a government as a spy, provide secret information about another country; secretly investigate and gather information about other people; see, look, observe; examine

Use "spy|spied|spies|spying" in a sentence

1. In intelligence, Assets are persons within organizations or countries being spied upon who provide information for an outside spy

2. The purpose was to encourage other spies to confess since obtaining proof of spying without compromising sources of information is almost impossible.

3. One morning, Nancy spied an egg on the patio.

4. We spied three figures in the distance.

5. Two Optimistic Spies

6. They were spied out smuggling weapons.

7. Spies, criminals, and malcontents.

8. The title Birdwatcher is unlocked by spotting 20 penguin spies in Penguin Hide and Seek.Although it appears in the Spy Club shop, it doesn't need to be claimed from there.

9. Counterespionage - spying on the spies counterintelligence - intelligence activities concerned with identifying and counteracting the threat to security posed by hostile intelligence organizations or by individuals engaged in espionage or sabotage or subversion or terrorism

10. His spies are everywhere.

11. We're spies, you're security guards.

12. I have my spies.

13. – The spy.

14. Memory Spy. "

15. Police spies were planted everywhere.

16. Defense, Caltrops, Roadspike, Spike, Tire Damage, Less Lethal, Lethal Force, Countermeasures, Road Hazard, Spy, Spy Car, Spy Gadgets, Roadblock

17. 2 He has been accused of spying.

18. He also took exception to having been spied on.

19. We've uncovered many spies recently.

20. That day he spied on her while pretending to work on the shrubs.

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22. You've abandoned your charge to do some spying?

23. Spy chief resigns

24. That is, spies with diplomatic immunity.

25. What did the spies promise Rahab?