question
प्रश्न
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'
बाब,
प्रश्नार्थक वाक्य,
विरोध,
सवाल,
शंका,
प्रश्न,
(ज्याविषयी विचार चालू असा)मुद्दा
example
Edward was the only one she obeyed without 'question'
her loyalty is really beyond 'question'
It is only a 'question' of getting the farmers together and educating them.
At the last minute, Hain was told that his interrogators were in fact planning to 'question' him about something else.
Edward was the only one she obeyed without 'question'
But we carry that burden and continue to serve to the best of our ability and go forth without 'question' .
A second issue which we have not discussed here is the 'question' of the housing market.
Was it a 'question' of lost spontaneity, or was it a matter of simply not feeling everything connect like it could?
it was not simply a 'question' of age and hierarchy
At no time was an audience challenged to 'question' a moral conundrum, or inspired to see the world through different eyes.
However, in light of recent data many have started to 'question' whether it will raise rates again so soon.
The medical benefits of research on primates are beyond 'question' .
Police are also keen to 'question' the soldiers at the nearby Fort George army barracks who were on duty on the night of the fatal shooting.
her loyalty is really beyond 'question'
one could 'question' if he's sincere or not
Epstein is quite right in insisting that this issue must be dealt with as a 'question' of principle.
Colin Davey, a member of the Bradford team, said it was a 'question' of educating businesses about the tax system.
A series of public meetings have also been organised where people can 'question' council officers about the plans.
the study raises the 'question' as to the suitability of the programme
It's not just a 'question' of corporate control over the news, but rather how the news is made.
it was not simply a 'question' of age and hierarchy
That she has a great pair of lungs on her is beyond 'question' , but perhaps you have had to live a little first to really mean what you sing about.
Three months is not long in a new demanding job and perhaps it's more a 'question' of how you and your girlfriend are handling these changes.
Identity is not a matter of physical or moral features, it is a 'question' of space.
He was raised a Methodist but began to 'question' his faith after seeing so many die in the Korean war.
That we need a strong Army to maintain our national stability and sovereignty is also beyond 'question' .
Hal Sutton's US team was simply never in the contest, as this DVD proves beyond 'question' .
In short, this study reminds us that power is not so much a matter of discourse as a 'question' of turf.
Much of the discussion centers on the 'question' of public broadcasting's bias.
Detectives carefully planned the interview and how they were going to 'question' him.
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