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query in Japanese

query in Japanese is 質問, クエリ, 問い合わせ — query means a question, especially one asking for information or clarification.

query in Japanese

質問
noun
Pronounced: shitsumon
A question, an inquiry (US), an enquiry (UK).
クエリ
noun
Pronounced: kueri
(computing, databases) A set of instructions passed to a database.
問い合わせ
noun
Pronounced: toiawase
(computing, databases) A set of instructions passed to a database.

What does "query" mean?

  1. noun A question, especially one asking for information or clarification.
    "Please direct any queries to the support desk."
  2. verb To ask a question about something, or to express doubt about it.
    "She queried the accuracy of the report."
  3. verb To request information from a database using a formal set of instructions.
    "The app queries the database every time you search."
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query in a sentence

  • Please direct any queries to the support desk.
  • I have a query about my recent invoice.
  • She queried the accuracy of the report.
  • He queried why the shipment was delayed.

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What is "query" in Japanese?
"query" in Japanese is 質問, クエリ, 問い合わせ. query means: A question, especially one asking for information or clarification.
How do you pronounce 質問?
"query" in Japanese is 質問, pronounced "shitsumon".
How do you use "query" in a sentence?
Example: "Please direct any queries to the support desk." In Japanese, "query" is 質問, クエリ, 問い合わせ.
Are there other ways to say "query" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "query": 質問, クエリ, 問い合わせ.
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