Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Inquiry"

A: "You can ask him all your questions"

A: To Ask questions about a situation or hold an investigation

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A: Básicamente, significa:

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A: Inquiry means when you want to seek information or knowledge. Its like when you want to know more information about something.

A: The police made an inquiry into the suspects whereabouts at the time of the crime.
I am calling to make an inquiry about my account balance.
The principles of scientific inquiry require that you form a hypothesis, collect data and then determine impartially whether the data supports the hypothesis.

A: inquiry. plural enquiries =
​A question or request for information about someone or something:

receive/get an inquiry-The company has received more than 1,000 inquiries since they launched the insurance policy last month.

make an inquiry about sth - We have received hundreds of calls from people making inquiries about availability of the product.

inquiries from sb - A customer-relations service answers 2,000 inquiries from the public each week.

customer/media inquiry - Please note that this number is for media inquiries only.

to answer/deal with/handle inquiries
a telephone/email inquiry
initial/preliminary/further inquiries
general/specific inquiries
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[ U ] the process of asking a question or asking for information about someone or something:
On further inquiry, the company was told that the contracts had been cancelled.
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[ C ] GOVERNMENT an official process to discover the facts about something, especially something bad that has happened:
hold/launch/open an inquiry into sth The Competitions Commission will hold an inquiry into the incident.
The Council has set up an independent inquiry which will show the effect of closure of the plant.
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[ C or U ] IT an attempt to find information that is kept electronically:
The database management system offers a facility for on-line update and inquiry.
line of inquiry plural lines of inquiry
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a way of finding out information:
The company is pursuing its own lines of inquiry into the fraud.

A: "inquiry" is another term for "enquiry" which is an act of asking for information.

So...

*at a hotel desk* "Hi, I'd like to make an enquiry."

*at a shop* "Can I make an enquiry?"

That's basically it.

A: “Her inquiry made him uncomfortable.” (inquiry = question)

“I made an inquiry at the library for some old public records.” (inquiry = request, especially of information)

A: Can you make some inquiries about the trains departing towards Tokyo.
We need to make inquiries about examination schedule.

A: Yes, absolutely!! They all simply mean to question

A: In the US, inquiry and enquiry are interchangeable, but be aware that many will consider enquiry to be a spelling mistake of inquiry.

In the UK, inquiry and enquiry are interchangeable. However, it is becoming preferable to use inquiry to denote an investigation and enquiry to denote a question.

A: That was tough. Inquiry seems to be formal and enquiry is informal. I had to look it up but they mean the same thing.

A: Enquiry - act of asking for information Inquiry - investigating for information

A: Inquiry - Asking a professional question, "I'd like to make an inquiry into a delivery"

Survey - A question asked to lots of people, "I'm doing a survey on cats or dogs."

A: Thank you very much for sending our company an inquiry through SUMO.

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A: "I contacted you yesterday using the inquiry form on your website but I haven't gotten a reply, so I emailed you via an email address I found on your site."

A: The only things I would change is taking out 'In' in the second sentence and just saying "The first time, no order..." I would also change 'is' to 'was' in the third sentence but otherwise it's well written :)

A: They are both OK. They both mean the same.

I just found this note in the dictionary...

"British English tends to distinguish enquire meaning ‘ask’ from inquire meaning ‘make investigation’; the distinction is not made in North America, where inquire is generally the form used."

That is how I spell each of them, so that explains it. : )

A: Natural, but may change this part to:
"send the updated invoice, including "the item XXX", because I confirmed that it is in our warehouse.