interrogation
| language
| interrogation abbr. | |
| commun. | demande d'identification; interrogation |
| comp. | requête; question; demande |
| IT | consultation |
| law | interrogatoire oral; interrogatoire |
| Language abbr. | |
| comp., MS | Langage |
| language abbr. | |
| arts. | langue |
| comp., MS | langage |
| econ. | langage |
| ling. | locution; parole |
| socioling. | parler |
| telecom. | conversation; discours |
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| demande d'identification; interrogation f | |||
| requête f; question f; demande f | |||
| consultation f | |||
| interrogatoire oral; interrogatoire m | |||
| interrogatoire m (intelligence, renseignement) | |||
| English thesaurus | |||
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| int | |||
| Used to obtain prior indicators or relationships, including telephone numbers, IP addresses and names of individuals, from extracted data | |||
| inter; intg | |||
| interog; intrg | |||
| Systematic effort to procure information by direct questioning of a person under the control of the questioner (JP 2-01.2) | |||
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| Technique of search for information used by a human sensor with sources originally hostile and arrested in the fight. Interrogation defines within the framework of legal limits connected to the state of armed conflict. FRA | |||
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interrogation : 86 phrases in 18 subjects |