interrogate [in'terəuɡeit]

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2. Police interrogate his name and address.
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3. At the simplest level pupils can interrogate the library stock database using the simple keyword search module, which supports reading levels and book reviews.
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  1. transmit (a signal) for setting off an appropriate response, as in telecommunication
  2. pose a series of questions to

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interrogate
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interrogate interrupt
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interrogate generator
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inquest interrogate
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interrogate suspects
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