interrogate in Italian
interrogate in Italian is interrogare — interrogate means to question someone closely and often forcefully, typically to get information out of them.
interrogate in Italian
interrogare
(transitive) to question or quiz, especially in a thorough and/or aggressive manner
What does "interrogate" mean?
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verb To question someone closely and often forcefully, typically to get information out of them.
"Police interrogated the suspect for hours before he confessed."
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verb To examine something closely and critically.
"The report interrogates the assumptions behind the company's growth forecasts."
interrogate in a sentence
- Police interrogated the suspect for hours before he confessed.
- The teacher interrogated the students about who had broken the window.
- The report interrogates the assumptions behind the company's growth forecasts.
Similar words in Italian
Common Italian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "interrogate" in Italian?
"interrogate" in Italian is interrogare. interrogate means: To question someone closely and often forcefully, typically to get information out of them.
How do you use "interrogate" in a sentence?
Example: "Police interrogated the suspect for hours before he confessed." In Italian, "interrogate" is interrogare.
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