interrogated

英 [ɪnˈterəɡeɪtɪd]

美 [ɪnˈterəɡeɪtɪd]

v.  讯问; 审问; 盘问; (在计算机或其他机器上)查询，询问
interrogate的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB (尤指警察)讯问，审问
  If someone, especially a police officer,interrogatessomeone, they question them thoroughly for a long time in order to get some information from them.
  1. I interrogated everyone even slightly involved.
     我讯问了每个人,甚至连稍有关联的人都没放过。

双语例句

• The reporter was interrogated again.
  申报人又被讯问了一次。
• There is no need at all actually to be interrogated, charged, brought to trial, or sentenced.
  实际上根本没有必要被审讯、指控、投入监狱和判刑，因为一个人的上级也被陷害在同一张网里；
• After the police interrogated me, I confessed I was a fan of UFOs and the alien was a fake.
  在警察审讯我之后，我承认我是个UFO爱好者，外星人是假的。
• She was interrogated without respite for twenty-four hours.
  她被不间断地审问了二十四小时。
• She'll be interrogated, jailed, interrogated again, get what's usually known as the full treatment.
  她将被审问，监禁，然后再被提审，接受通常所说的“全套款待”。
• Our captors interrogated us for several hours, accusing us of being variously CIA, drug-runners and British spies.
  劫持者审问了我们好几个小时，一会儿指控我们是中情局（cia）情报员、运毒者，一会儿又指控我们是英国间谍。
• The magistrate interrogated the witnesses upon the details of the accident.
  地方法官就事故的详细情况询问目击者。
• That's only because we haven't interrogated him yet.
  因为我们没有机会审问他而已。
• Captured intruders can then be arrested and interrogated by the local guard.
  被捕获的入侵者会关押起来并被当地的卫兵审问。
• Without his secretary being interrogated by the police, the boss would not answer the incoming phones in person.
  要不是老板的秘书正在接受警方的盘问，他不会亲自接听打进来的电话。