Inquisitors - English meaning

Inquisitors – definitions in English dictionary

noun
A person making an inquiry, especially one seen to be excessively harsh or searching.
Usage examples:
The professional inquisitors of the press

noun
Someone who asks a lot of questions
Usage examples:
The prime minister found himself arraigned before the media inquisitors.

调查官

Inquisiteurs

Inquisiteurs

Inquisitoren

देख पूछताछ

Inquisitori

심문관

Инквизиторы

Inquisidores

Word origin

late Middle English: from French inquisiteur, from Latin inquisitor, from the verb inquirere (see inquire).

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noun
A person making an inquiry, especially one seen to be excessively harsh or searching.
Usage examples:
The professional inquisitors of the press

noun
Someone who asks a lot of questions
Usage examples:
The prime minister found himself arraigned before the media inquisitors.

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