Translation for 'question' from English to Greek

question {noun}

unverified ερώτηση

ερώτημα {το}

• For example, proper German question phrases contain interrogatives, thus the question mark is redundant.
• Despite these passages bearing a distant resemblance to the question, Berkeley never actually proposed the question itself.
• Often the aim of dodging a question is to make it seem as though the question was fulfilled, leaving the person who asked the question feeling satisfied with the answer, unaware that the question was not properly answered.
• One final question round was played with no stunt, with 40, 50, and 60 points available on each question (still only one question to a team, however).
• The question mark (?) and the exclamation mark (!) are used at the end of a clause and may be internal to a sentence.

• VRIO is an initialism for the four question framework asked about a resource or capability to determine its "competitive potential": the question of Value, the question of Rarity, the question of Imitability (Ease/Difficulty to Imitate), and the question of Organization (ability to exploit the resource or capability).
• Edmonton also voted on Question B2. Residents voted for mixed drinking with a super majority. Turnout for question B. Turnout for Question B was slightly lower and than Question A.
• If neither team answers the toss-up question correctly, the bonus question is not read, and the moderator proceeds to the next toss-up question.
• In history, two out of four of the questions are renewed each year, with each question remaining on the curriculum for two years.
• The number of valid votes cast on the recall question (question 1) was vastly greater than the number cast on the replacement question (question 2).

• A display question (also called "known-information question") is a type of question requiring the other party to demonstrate their knowledge on a subject matter when the questioner already knows the answer.
• The question form of primary school assessment is Multiple choice question while the question forms of secondary school assessment are Multiple choice question and filling the blanks.
• When an interrogative adverb or pronoun exists, the question is an āš question that is equivalent to the English wh question and if the question does not involve any interrogative adverb or pronoun, it is an īh/lā question that is equivalent to the English Yes/No Question.
• Question can also be formed by more than one question word.
• Depending on the context, a rhetorical question may be punctuated by a question mark (? ...

• The phrase "the $64,000 question" is an idiom and is routinely used as a way of saying "the most important question".