No. 12,155 in Spanish
interrogó
"Interrogó" means "he/she/it interrogated" or "questioned."
In a sentence
El detective interrogó al sospechoso durante horas.
The detective interrogated the suspect for hours.
The word 'interrogó' is used to indicate the action of questioning or conducting an interrogation by someone in authority, such as a detective.
La maestra interrogó a sus alumnos sobre la lección anterior.
The teacher questioned her students about the previous lesson.
Here, 'interrogó' is used in the context of asking questions to assess knowledge, rather than an intense interrogation.
El periodista interrogó al político sobre la nueva ley.
The journalist interviewed the politician about the new law.
In this case, 'interrogó' refers to the act of conducting an interview or seeking information through questions.
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