question
- noun
- /ˈkwɛs.tʃən/
- May I ask you a question?
- answer questions
- ask questions
- research questions
I'm not sure how to answer that question there.
- I'm not sure how to answer that question there.
- Our last and final question is from Emil Japan.
- So who's got a question one more time?
- And I would argue that the answer to that question is yes.
- So let's ask the question, how good is that?
- Do you guys have a question for Richard Rhoda?
- Yeah, to answer your question, I dream a lot.
- All right, so let's kick it off with some questions from last time.
Examples
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Why are you asking me questions about an eight-year-old case?
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So do we have a question from the audience?
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So I have a couple other questions here very quick.
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We could answer the question in one day.
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So all right, first question is where did we meet?
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I'm just asking you a simple question.
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So let me ask the basic question, what is IXC?
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Many interviews will begin with the same types of questions listed earlier as preliminary interview questions.
Academic text (2015) -
All right, Josh, our first question is from Nils.
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During the meeting, she raised an important question about the project's timeline.
Synonyms
An act of asking questions to get information
A question asked to a person or organization for information
A word or sentence that asks a question
A sentence that asks a question and waits for an answer
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Etymology
Question comes from the Latin verb quaerere 'to seek' and is like the word quest, which means a search. So a question is a search for information or an answer.