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interrogator

/ɪnˈter.ə.ɡeɪ.tər/

Traduction: Nom désignant une personne qui pose des questions, souvent de manière ferme ou insistante, notamment dans un contexte officiel, judiciaire ou d'enquête.

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/ɪnˈter.ə.ɡeɪ.tər/C1formal
  • frNom désignant une personne qui pose des questions, souvent de manière ferme ou insistante, notamment dans un contexte officiel, judiciaire ou d'enquête.

A noun referring to a person who asks questions, especially in a forceful or harsh manner, often in an official or investigative context.

  1. Harsh interrogatorB2formallegal

    A person who questions someone in a severe, intimidating, or excessively strict manner, often in a formal setting.

    frInterrogateur sévère

    • The defendant broke down under the interrogator's relentless questioning.
    • She described the interrogator as aggressive and unsympathetic.
    • The court criticized the interrogator for using harsh tactics.

    Synonymesbadgerercross-examinerinquisitor

  2. Interrogator (general)B1formal

    A person who asks questions, especially formally or as part of an investigation.

    frInterrogateur

    • The police interrogator documented each answer carefully.
    • An effective interrogator knows when to listen and when to press for details.
    • The interrogator presented the evidence to the suspect.

    Synonymesexaminerinquirerquestioner

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  • interrogators plural form
  • interrogators' possessive plural form
  • interrogator's possessive singular form
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