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n. 1. асуулт. Ask me no \questions. Надад асуулт бүү тавь. 2. \question (of sth) асуудал. economic and social \questions эдийн засаг ба нийгмийн асуудал. 3. эргэлзээ, дамжиг. beyond/ without \question маргаангүй, дамжиггүй. put a \question асуулт тавих. call sth into question эргэлзэх, итгэхгүй байх. bring sth/ come into question асуулт тавигдах, асуудал болох. in question 1. авч үзэж байгаа, хэлэлцэж байгаа. The woman in \question is sitting over there. Асуудлыг нь хэлэлцэж байгаа бүсгүй энд бий. 2. эргэлзээтэй, асуудалтай. The future of public transport is now in \question. Нийтийн тээврийн хэрэгслийн ирээдүй одоо эргэлзээтэй болоод байна. a moot point/ question маргаантай асуудал. pop the question санал дэвшүүлэх. there is, was, etc some/ no question боломж байсан/ байгаагүй. There was some \question of selling the business. Наймааг бусдад зарах тухай асуудал ч тавигдаж байв. There is no \question of anyone being made redundant. Хэн нэгнийг цомхотгох тухай асуудал тавигдах боломжгүй юм. out of the question хэлэлцэх шаардлагагүй, ярих ч хэрэггүй. A new bycicle is out of \question-we can`t afford it. Шинэ дугуй авах тухай ярих ч хэрэг алга, бидэнд тийм мөнгө алга. question mark n. 1. асуултын тэмдэг. 2. эргэлзээ, тээнэгэлзэл. question-master (also US quiz-master) n. асуулт хариултын уралдааны хөтлөгч. v. 1. sb (about/ on sth) асуух, шалгаах; байцаах. They \questioned her closely about her previous job. Түрүүчийн ажлынх нь тухай тэд түүнээс ихэд сонирхон шалгаасан ажээ. 2. эргэлзэх, тээнэгэлзэх. Her loyalty has never been \questioned. Түүний үнэнч эсэх тухай асуудал тавигдаж байсан түүх ер үгүй. questionable adj. 1. эргэлзээтэй. a \question decision зөв эсэх нь эргэлзээтэй шийдвэр. 2. сэжигтэй, сэжиг төрмөөр. \question earnings сэжигтэй ашиг орлого. questioner n. ярилцлага авагч, сурвалжлагч. questioning n. байцаалт. questioningly adv. асуусан байртай, асуусан янзтай. look at sb \question асуусан янзтай харах.
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