interrogation in Japanese
interrogation in Japanese is 取り調べ, 尋問, 聴取 — interrogation means the process of questioning someone closely, especially by police or authorities.
interrogation in Japanese
取り調べ
Pronounced: torishirabe
The act of interrogating or questioning; examination by questions; inquiry.
尋問
Pronounced: jinmon
The act of interrogating or questioning; examination by questions; inquiry.
聴取
Pronounced: chōshu
The act of interrogating or questioning; examination by questions; inquiry.
What does "interrogation" mean?
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noun The process of questioning someone closely, especially by police or authorities.
"The interrogation lasted three hours before he admitted to the theft."
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noun A question mark.
"The sentence ended with a mark of interrogation instead of a full stop."
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interrogation in a sentence
- The interrogation lasted three hours before he admitted to the theft.
- The suspect asked for a lawyer before the interrogation began.
- The sentence ended with a mark of interrogation instead of a full stop.
- Spanish writing places an inverted interrogation at the start of each question.
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What is "interrogation" in Japanese?
"interrogation" in Japanese is 取り調べ, 尋問, 聴取. interrogation means: The process of questioning someone closely, especially by police or authorities.
How do you pronounce 取り調べ?
"interrogation" in Japanese is 取り調べ, pronounced "torishirabe".
How do you use "interrogation" in a sentence?
Example: "The interrogation lasted three hours before he admitted to the theft." In Japanese, "interrogation" is 取り調べ, 尋問, 聴取.
Are there other ways to say "interrogation" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "interrogation": 取り調べ, 尋問, 聴取.
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