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81 interrogar
• cross-examine• debrief• enquire• examine• inquire• interrogate• question -
82 investigación
• input store• inquest• inquire• inquiring mind• inquiry• inquiry office• investigation• probe• probing• research• search -
83 juicio de inquisición
• input store• inquest• inquire -
84 perquirir
v.1 to seek diligently.2 to investigate, to inquire into. -
85 pesquisadora
f.examiner, searcher, inquirer.Juez pesquisador a magistrate appointed to inquire into the circumstances of a violent death -
86 preguntar por
v.1 to ask about, to ask for, to ask after, to inquire after.Le pregunté por su hermana I asked him after his sister.Le pregunté a ella por García I asked her for García.2 to ask about, to ask after.Le pregunté por su hermana I asked him after his sister.3 to ask for.Le pregunté a ella por García I asked her for García. -
87 querencia
The place where a person (or animal) was born. Also a favorite spot or 'haunt.' Watts, quoting Dobie, says that Texan cowboys use the term to refer to a longhorn's birthplace or a place the cow persistently returns to. The OED notes that in bullfighting it refers to the place in the ring where a bull takes his stand, or his "stamping ground." The DRAE indicates that it refers to the inclination or tendency of a person or animal to return to the place where s/he was raised or has become accustomed to. It may also refer to the place itself. Santamaría quotes Valle, who reports that this term refers (in Nicaragua) to the native territory of an animal, meaning the place where it was raised, where it has become accustomed to graze, and whose pathways and landmarks it knows and remembers instinctively. By extension, it is also used for the place a person calls home and where his or her loved ones reside.
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