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Meanings of interrogator in English
Portuguese
interrogador Catalan
inquisidor Usage of interrogator in English
1
The interrogator seemed to know exactly what was going on and said:
2
He must not allow his former interrogator sufficient time to do so.
3
Then she would definitely tell the interrogator everything he wanted to know.
4
The interrogator had booked the hotel room and the flight by himself.
5
Elabon Escrissar: Templar of the High Bureau, interrogator, and King Hamanu's favorite.
6
The judge smiled, perhaps appreciating the rapier sharp thrust of his interrogator.
7
The interrogator was much older than he'd expected, somewhere in his mid-fifties.
8
She found out that I was an interrogator before I came here.
9
Beulah compressed her lips firmly and looked at her interrogator half defiantly.
10
Her resistance to the interrogator is considerable. He glanced down at Tarkin.
11
The captain hasn't sent you because he thinks you're a skilled interrogator.
12
Abel Lee took his interrogator by the arm, and drew him aside.
13
While Tristram was perpending how best to begin, his interrogator spoke again:
14
If Jim expected the information would please his interrogator, he was mistaken.
15
There was no excuse in Hyde's lips, even for his mortal interrogator.
16
A good interrogator has to find common ground with the subject, of course.
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