单词	interrogation
释义	interrogation noun in·​ter·​ro·​ga·​tion in-ˌter-ə-ˈgā-shən  plural interrogations : the act of interrogating someone or something: such as a : a formal and systematic questioning She conducted a skillful interrogation of the witness. It was old-fashioned interrogation and eavesdropping that first led U.S. intelligence agents to the … plotters. Michael Isikoff And during interrogation, instead of just listening for inconsistencies in what is said, agents are being taught to look for minute physical reactions on the faces of people being questioned. Ann Davis et al. b : the sending of an electronic signal intended to trigger a particular response from something (such as a transponder) The airborne equipment measures the time between the interrogation and the return signal, and converts this time measurement into a mileage reading on our instrument panel, on either a dial or digital counter. Joseph W. Benkert interrogational in-ˌter-ə-ˈgā-sh(ə-)nəl  adjective Word History First Known Use 1534, in the meaning defined above Phrases Containing interrogation interrogation point interrogation point Kids Definition interrogation noun in·​ter·​ro·​ga·​tion in-ˌter-ə-ˈgā-shən : the act of questioning thoroughly interrogation noun 1 as in questioning Synonyms & Similar Words Relevance questioning inquiry prying interference attentiveness concern intrusiveness wonderment interest eavesdropping inquisitiveness officiousness obtrusiveness regard meddlesomeness curiosity curiousness nosiness rubbernecking Antonyms & Near Antonyms indifference incuriousness incuriosity disregard unconcern disinterestedness apathy See More 2 as in investigation Synonyms & Similar Words investigation inquisition probe research exploration analysis dissection deconstruction study inspection perusal examination assay surveillance audit observation scrutiny survey reinspection scan checkup recheck close-up resurvey view once-over review going-over checkout watch trial run look-see check test-drive
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