Examples of using Asked a question in English and their translations into Polish
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Official
-
Medicine
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Financial
-
Official/political
-
Programming
-
Computer
never asked a question.
pledges aren't supposed to talk unless asked a question.
used a military rhetoric and asked a question in a dramatic voice.
In addition, I liked the fact that if someone asked a question, the trainer answered all of them.
I take into account political balance and who has asked a question already.
I understand a student in your second-period history class asked a question about the parallels between the teachings of Gandhi and remarks allegedly made by Jesus.
In India they asked a question that if She's the Goddess,
You will be asked a question, select the option you think best
I think that the Member who asked a question actually had a comment to make on a situation rather than a question to put to me.
Somebody asked a question last night, and it was one of the most interesting,
Their number horrified even the author, because he suddenly made a vague gesture indicating the fully packed shelves and asked a question, more himself than me, a question which he probably repeated at least once a day: what shall be done with all these books?
Russian Black Sea Fleet, one of the members published a post with a photo of the'sand' uniform and asked a question:'What kind of uniform is it?
Mr Svensson, who asked a question on the background to the programme, to which the secretary-general responded by announcing that a briefing note on the subject addressed to the Bureau would be circulated.
To the distinguished Member of this Parliament who comes from Ireland and asked a question suggesting that the problems of Ireland were created by Europe,
I have to ask a question.
Let me ask a question although I think everyone knows the answer.
User can ask a question in normal language without knowing special medical terms.
I gotta ask a question.
When I ask a question, it's always important?