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Definition of interrogating - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
questioning processan act of asking questions in a detailed way
- The interrogating lasted for several hours.
Adjective
1.
communicationquestioning in a thorough or aggressive way
- The interrogating officer left no stone unturned.
2.
critical examinationexamining critically or analytically
- Her interrogating gaze made him uncomfortable.
Origin of interrogating
Latin, interrogare (to ask)
Examples of interrogating in a sentence
After the party, his parents’ interrogating left him exhausted. Her interrogating gaze made him uncomfortable. The interrogating questions were relentless. The interrogating questions revealed the truth. His interrogating tone made her rethink her decision.
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- French:interrogatoire, interrogateur, ...
- German:Verhör, verhörend, ...
- Italian:interrogatorio, interrogativo, ...
- Spanish:interrogatorio, cuestionador, ...
- Portuguese:interrogatório, interrogador, ...
- Chinese:讯问, 质问的, ...
- Japanese:尋問, 尋問する, ...
- Arabic:اِسْتِجْوَاب, مُسْتَجْوِب, ...
- Hebrew:חֲקִירָה, מְתַשְׁאֵל, ...
- Russian:допрос, допрашивающий, ...
- Ukrainian:допит, допитливий, ...
- Hindi:पूछताछ, पूछताछ करने वाला, ...
Definition of interrogate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
questioningask questions of someone closely, aggressively, or formally
- The detective interrogated the suspect for hours..
2.
critical examinationexamine critically or thoroughly
- The professor interrogated the theory during the lecture.
3.
technologyTECH. query a system for informationTECH.
- The program interrogates the database for user data.
4.
telecommunicationsTECH. send a signal to elicit a responseTECH.
- The device interrogates the transponder for identification.
Origin of interrogate
Latin, interrogare (to ask)
Examples of interrogate in a sentence
Customs officers interrogated the travelers at the border. The detective interrogated the suspect thoroughly. Scientists interrogate data to find patterns. The software can interrogate the server for updates. Engineers interrogate the system to retrieve logs. The system interrogates the satellite for data updates.
They used the software to interrogate the network for errors.
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- French:interroger, examiner, ...
- German:verhören, hinterfragen, ...
- Italian:interrogare, esaminare, ...
- Spanish:cuestionar, examinar, ...
- Portuguese:questionar, analisar, ...
- Chinese:审问, 审查, ...
- Japanese:尋問する, 批判的に検討する, ...
- Arabic:اِسْتَجْوَبَ, فَحَصَ, ...
- Hebrew:לַחְקוֹר, לְתַשְׁאֵל, ...
- Russian:допрашивать, критически изучать, ...
- Ukrainian:допитувати, досліджувати, ...
- Hindi:पूछताछ करना, गंभीरता से जांच करना, ...
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