question
প্রশ্ন
definition
verb
four men were being questioned about the killings
ask questions of (someone), especially in an official context.
noun
we hope this leaflet has been helpful in answering your questions
a sentence worded or expressed so as to elicit information.
translation of 'question'
verb
অনুসন্ধান করা,
জেরা করা,
প্রশ্ন করা,
সন্দেহ করা,
পুছা,
জিজ্ঞাসা করা,
তদন্ত করা,
কৈফিয়ৎ তলব করা,
সত্তয়াল করা
noun
জিজ্ঞাসা,
প্রশ্নসূচক বাক্য,
সত্তয়াল,
পূর্বপক্ষ,
প্রাসঙ্গিক বিষয়,
জেরা,
প্রশ্ন,
অনুসন্ধান,
পরীক্ষার প্রশ্ন,
সমস্যা,
প্রসঙ্গভূত বিষয়,
জেরার প্রশ্ন
example
Some critics 'question' the authenticity of the tablets.
the 'question' of cost is an important one
At the last minute, Hain was told that his interrogators were in fact planning to 'question' him about something else.
Mired in depression and doubt, he started to 'question' his most fundamental beliefs.
there's no 'question' that the company's true financial situation is different
It is only a 'question' of getting the farmers together and educating them.
The detention plans were put forward after senior police officers argued they needed extra time to 'question' suspects.
Much of the discussion centers on the 'question' of public broadcasting's bias.
It looks like Ben is going to save the day, and everybody obeys his orders without 'question' .
It's not just a 'question' of corporate control over the news, but rather how the news is made.
It is your right as a member to 'question' these actions, and request such modifications as you see fit.
A series of public meetings have also been organised where people can 'question' council officers about the plans.
we'll have to deal with the 'question' sooner or later
The compilations always, without 'question' , included his preamble to the track and his following comments.
It has given some an excuse to 'question' our cause and to cast doubt on our motives.
A second issue which we have not discussed here is the 'question' of the housing market.
Now, it was not for me to 'question' her purity, but I had certain doubts about her saintliness.
He said the project was still on the cards as far as North Yorkshire Police were concerned, but it was a 'question' of money.
After that, it's just a 'question' of deciding which restaurant to take your group to once the show is over and how you are going to get them there.
Curiously, you might not actually perceive this as a 'question' designed to elicit information.
the study raises the 'question' as to the suitability of the programme
Edward was the only one she obeyed without 'question'
The film-makers were asked to work on the 'question' of conflict and resolution between communities.
At no time was an audience challenged to 'question' a moral conundrum, or inspired to see the world through different eyes.
There is simply no Archimedean point on which we can stand and make statements that are beyond 'question' .
There is a 'question' of trust and it is a live issue and we have to deal with it.
we have kept an eye on the 'question' of political authority
The medical benefits of research on primates are beyond 'question' .
If Nelson had lost Britain would have been invaded, without 'question' .
They want all information relevant to their 'question' so they can formulate an answer.
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