question
ప్రశ్న
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 '
సందేహము,
ప్రశ్న
example
Edward was the only one she obeyed without 'question'
it was not simply a 'question' of age and hierarchy
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.
the 'question' of cost is an important one
This is a 'question' of practical importance and a subject of debate in tax literature.
They want all information relevant to their 'question' so they can formulate an answer.
Hal Sutton's US team was simply never in the contest, as this DVD proves beyond 'question' .
It was just a 'question' of whether Scotland's vastly more experienced players could put out the young dragons' fire.
Detectives carefully planned the interview and how they were going to 'question' him.
In Question Time Mark Latham wanted to focus on the 'question' of truth in government.
I will return to the 'question' of scientific validity at the end of my reply.
However, the 'question' of the validity of soft dollars was not a debatable matter until recently.
Morgan resolved an important 'question' relating to the interpretation of Title VII, the central federal anti-discrimination statute.
If he told one of us to do something we did it without 'question' .
there is no 'question' that America faces the threat of Balkanization
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.
It is only a 'question' of getting the farmers together and educating them.
If Nelson had lost Britain would have been invaded, without 'question' .
Much has been made of the fact that we must pass this bill quickly and without 'question' to show our support for the troops.
All songs have meaning to someone, it's more a 'question' of subject matter.
It looks like Ben is going to save the day, and everybody obeys his orders without 'question' .
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.
Almost all of what is left of this wonderful railway is in deep cuttings and this will attract undesirables without 'question' .
her loyalty is really beyond 'question'
No 'question' of the validity of a law made by the Parliament arises in these proceedings.
Your description can be a few words, a sentence, a 'question' , or even just a single word.
He points out that if you have already got tens of millions of willing users, it's just a 'question' of working out what you can charge them for.
While he always obeys an instruction without 'question' , his only acknowledgement of the request comes in the form of a grunt or a nod.
However, in light of recent data many have started to 'question' whether it will raise rates again so soon.
you may 'question' him on this matter
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