question in Irish
question in Irish is ceist, ceistigh — question means a sentence or phrase used to ask for information or a response.
question in Irish
ceist
ceistigh
(transitive) To ask questions of; to interrogate; to ask for information.
What does "question" mean?
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noun A sentence or phrase used to ask for information or a response.
"She asked a simple question about the schedule."
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noun A matter or issue open to doubt or debate.
"There's some question about whether the plan will work."
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verb To ask someone questions, especially formally or to gather information.
"Police questioned the witness for hours."
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verb To express doubt about something.
"He began to question her motives."
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question in a sentence
- She asked a simple question about the schedule.
- There were ten questions on the exam.
- There's some question about whether the plan will work.
- The whole issue is now a question of trust.
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What is "question" in Irish?
"question" in Irish is ceist, ceistigh. question means: A sentence or phrase used to ask for information or a response.
How do you use "question" in a sentence?
Example: "She asked a simple question about the schedule." In Irish, "question" is ceist, ceistigh.
Are there other ways to say "question" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "question": ceist, ceistigh.
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