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interrogate v.质问；讯问；审问 (1) 审判人员可以讯问被告人。(2) 我们现在依法对你进行讯问。(3) 梅森决定亲自审问彭蒂科夫。(4) 审问这个惯犯就跟挤牙膏一样。 Interrogate comes from the Latin prefix inter-, “between” added to the Latin verb rogare, “to ask.” To interrogate someone is not just asking a few polite questions over a cup of tea. When you interrogate someone there is usually a method to the questioning with a specific mission in mind, like determining a criminal's motive or where she stashed the loot. Your college entrance interview may feel like an interrogation, but their mission is really just to get to know you.

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英 [ɪn'terəɡeɪt] 美 [ɪn'terəɡeɪt] (1) The judges may interrogate the defendant.(2) Now we shall interrogate you according to law.(3) Mason decides to interrogate Penticoff himself.(4) To interrogate this hardened criminal, you have to squeeze every word out of him. To interrogate is to ask someone a bunch of questions. Usually, it’s the police, FBI, or other law-enforcement officials who interrogate suspects, but your father-in-law may interrogate you about your career plans. 1[VERB 动词](尤指警察)讯问，审问 If someone, especially a police officer, interrogates someone, they question them thoroughly for a long time in order to get some information from them.   [V n]I interrogated everyone even slightly involved.我讯问了每个人，甚至连稍有关联的人都没放过。interrogatorI was well aware of what my interrogators wanted to hear.我很清楚审问我的人想听到些什么。

英语单词	interrogate
英美音标	英 [ɪn'terəɡeɪt] 美 [ɪn'terəɡeɪt]
中文释义	v.质问；讯问；审问
英语例句	(1) The judges may interrogate the defendant. (2) Now we shall interrogate you according to law. (3) Mason decides to interrogate Penticoff himself. (4) To interrogate this hardened criminal, you have to squeeze every word out of him.
中文例句	(1) 审判人员可以讯问被告人。 (2) 我们现在依法对你进行讯问。 (3) 梅森决定亲自审问彭蒂科夫。 (4) 审问这个惯犯就跟挤牙膏一样。
vocabulary简明	To interrogate is to ask someone a bunch of questions. Usually, it’s the police, FBI, or other law-enforcement officials who interrogate suspects, but your father-in-law may interrogate you about your career plans.
vocabulary扩展	Interrogate comes from the Latin prefix inter-, “between” added to the Latin verb rogare, “to ask.” To interrogate someone is not just asking a few polite questions over a cup of tea. When you interrogate someone there is usually a method to the questioning with a specific mission in mind, like determining a criminal's motive or where she stashed the loot. Your college entrance interview may feel like an interrogation, but their mission is really just to get to know you.
柯林斯解释	1 [VERB 动词](尤指警察)讯问，审问 If someone, especially a police officer, interrogates someone, they question them thoroughly for a long time in order to get some information from them. [V n] I interrogated everyone even slightly involved. 我讯问了每个人，甚至连稍有关联的人都没放过。 interrogator I was well aware of what my interrogators wanted to hear. 我很清楚审问我的人想听到些什么。

Interrogate Latin Mission I 英 ɪn'terəɡeɪt] 美 ɪn'terəɡeɪt V.质问；讯问；审问