interrogations

英 [ɪnˌtɛrəʊˈgeɪʃənz]

美 [ɪnˌtɛrəˈgeɪʃənz]

n.  讯问; 审问
interrogation的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR 讯问;审问
  Aninterrogationis the act of interrogating someone.
  1. ...the right to silence in police interrogations.
     在警方讯问时保持沉默的权利
  2. ...ill-treatment of suspects during interrogation.
     审问期间虐待疑犯

双语例句

• He asked a direct question; he had trouble phrasing his interrogations.
  他问了一个直接的问题；他很难简化他的问题。
• The interrogations were mostly conducted while he was chained hand and foot to a tiger bench, a straight-backed steel chair with ridged steel bars instead of a seat, and he was often beaten, kicked and hit with electric batons.
  在接受审讯的大部分时间中，他的手脚都被绑在老虎凳（一种直靠背的铁凳，以凹凸的铁条代替椅面）上，他还经常被打、被踢，遭电击。
• You always do the interrogations, gibbs!
  侦讯向来都是由你来处理的，吉布斯！
• The kafkaesque terror of the endless interrogations.
  无止尽的审问带来的不现实的恐怖。
• If poor suspects were entitled to lawyers during their interrogations, wouldn't the lawyers tell them to remain silent and undermine the efforts of the police?
  如果贫穷的嫌疑犯有权在被审讯时得到辩护律师，而律师告诉他们保持沉默，这难道不是有碍警方办案吗？
• To all their interrogations she answered boldly and frankly.
  她勇敢地坦率地回答了他们所有的质问。
• The legislation would also limit interrogation procedures by the Central Intelligence Agency and end the outsourcing of coercive interrogations to government contractors.
  这项立法还提出限制中央情报局的审讯程序，禁止跟政府签署合同的机构使用这种强制性的审讯程序。
• Lacking the means to conduct proper investigations, the police often make do with signed confessions after brutal interrogations.
  由于缺乏适当的查案方式，尼日利亚的警察通常对嫌疑人进行残忍的审讯后就拿着模棱两可的招供去交差。
• Several interrogations by police officers
  由警察主持的几次审问
• President Barack Obama Tuesday opened the door for potential prosecution of those who drafted the legal decisions that allowed for the harsh interrogations.
  奥巴马总统星期二为可能起诉那些制定法律决定，允许进行严厉审讯技术的官员打开了方便之门。