el
masculine
/interoɣaˈtoɾjo/
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Translation
interrogation
Word origin
From Latin interrogatorius, from interrogare ('to question'), from inter ('between') plus rogare ('to ask'). English 'interrogate' shares the root.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- interrogare
- English cognates
- interrogate, interrogation
Grammar
Gendermasculine
Pluralinterrogatorios
Examples
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The questioning lasted all afternoon.
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The witness answered calmly during the interrogation.
abogada .
The lawyer prepared the questions for the interrogation.
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After the questioning, they let him leave.
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How was the questioning at the police station?
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