interrogar

to question, interrogate

i n t e r o ˈɡ a ɾ
inter between; mutually + rog ask + ar Infinitive
verb Rare #30,357
to question, interrogate “Interrogate” is more formal and often suggests questioning someone as part of an investigation.
SP: La policía va a interrogar al testigo.
EN: The police are going to question the witness.
Conjugation of interrogar

La policía quiere interrogar a Tom.

The police want to question Tom.

Hemos comenzado a interrogar al catedrático.

We have begun questioning the professor.

— Roma città aperta (1945)

Ya pueden interrogar a los prisioneros.

You may now interrogate the prisoners.

— El Capitán (2018)

Formamos a nuestros oficiales para interrogar, no para torturar.

We train our officers to interrogate, not to torture.

— हैदर (2014)

O volver a interrogar a Downey.

Or interrogate Downey again.

— Cuestión De Honor (1992)

Quiero interrogar a Antonio Pace.

I want to question Antonio Pace.

— Indagine su un cittadino al di sopra di ogni sospetto (1970)

Al fin y al cabo, interrogar gente era su trabajo.

After all, questioning people was his job.

Queremos registrar su casa e interrogar a su hijo.

We want to search your house and question your son.

— Dil Se.. (1998)

Aceptó interrogar a nuestros prisioneros.

He agreed to question our prisoners.

Él sabe cómo interrogar a las personas.

He knows how to interrogate people.

Pash declaró que no dejaría con vida a ningún testigo para interrogar.

Pash declared that he would not leave any witnesses alive to be interrogated.

— Oppenheimer (2023)

¡Te van a interrogar!

They're going to interrogate you!

— M: El maldito (1931)