question1, s.1A: (Torture) To put s.o. to the question, duine a chéasadh le eolas a bhaint as. 2Amhras m. Without question, gan amhras. Beyond (all) question, past question, gan aon agó. To call, bring, sth. in question, amhras a chur ar rud. I make no question but that it is so, níl aon amhras orm nach mar sin atá. There is no question about it, níl aon amhras faoi. 3aThe matter in question, an scéal atá i dtrácht. There was some question of . . ., bhí trácht éigin ar . . . There is no question of his returning so soon, níl baol ar bith go dtiocfaidh sé ar ais chomh luath sin. bThat is not the question, ní hí sin an cheist. The question is whether . . ., is í an cheist atá ann cé acu . . . It is out of the question, ní féidir é; níl sé indéanta. (At meeting) To move the previous question, an réamhcheist a mholadh. To put the question, an cheist a chur ar vóta. Question! (i) an t-ábhar! (ii) ceist!cA vexed question, ceist achrannach. Their success is merely a question of time, éireoidh leo leis an aimsir. 4To ask s.o. a question, to put a question to s.o., ceist a chur ar dhuine. Questions and answers, ceisteanna agus freagraí.
question2, v.tr.1Ceistím (duine). To question s.o. closely, duine a cheistiú go géar. 2Caithim amhras ar, cuirim amhras i (rud). I question whether he will come, táim in amhras an dtiocfaidh sé. It is not to be questioned that he did it, níl amhras ar bith nárbh é a rinne é.