質しつ疑ぎ

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Common wordJLPTN1Freq.FrequencyTop 20,000

質疑する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

General term for asking a question, especially in formal settings such as meetings, conferences, or official proceedings.

interpellation

Specifically refers to a formal question raised by a legislator to the government in a parliamentary context.

〈事こと〉について質しつ疑ぎするto raise a formal question about a matter
委い員いんは予よ算さん案あんについて質しつ疑ぎした。
The committee member raised questions about the budget proposal.
質しつ疑ぎの時じ間かんを設もうけるto set aside time for questions
発はっ表ぴょうの後あとに質しつ疑ぎの時じ間かんを設もうけます。
We will set aside time for questions after the presentation.
質しつ疑ぎを受うけるto take questions (from an audience or the floor)
首しゅ相しょうは野や党とうからの質しつ疑ぎを受うけた。
The prime minister took interpellations from the opposition party.
質しつ疑ぎに答こたえるto answer a formal question or interpellation
大だい臣じんは国こっ会かいで質しつ疑ぎに答こたえた。
The minister answered the interpellation in the Diet.

質しつ問もんN5sense 1
質問 is the everyday, general word for a question, while 質疑 is a more formal term used in meetings, conferences, or official proceedings.
疑ぎ問もんN3sense 1
疑問 refers to a doubt or unspoken question in one's mind, whereas 質疑 is a formally voiced inquiry addressed to someone.

回かい答とうN3sense 1
質疑 is the act of asking a formal question, while 回答 is the answer or response given to it.

質しつ疑ぎ応おう答とうN1
質疑 refers only to the act of asking questions, while 質疑応答 covers the full question-and-answer exchange including the responses.

Compound of 質 (しつ, 'substance; question') and 疑 (ぎ, 'doubt; question'). The combination conveys a formal questioning or inquiry.