A query is when you ask something to find out more information. It is like a simple question you want someone to answer.
She had a query about the homework.
Please send your query by email.
To query means to ask a question or say you are not sure about something. People use it when they want to check if something is true.
I will query the cost with the manager.
They queried his story carefully.
In computers, a query is a command or question sent to a database. It asks the system to find or show information stored inside.
The system runs a query to find records.
Write a query to get the data.
To query in computing means to ask a computer system or database to find certain information. It is like sending a question to the machine.
She queried the database for new clients.
We queried the system twice yesterday.
A query can mean a feeling of doubt or a question about something not clear. It is like saying you do not fully believe or understand it.
There is a query about the contract terms.
His query is about the report accuracy.
In publishing, a query is a note from the editor or reader asking for clarification or changes in a text. It helps improve the writing.
The editor wrote a query on the article.
She sent a query about the manuscript.
In formal communication, to query means to send a letter or message to ask for information or make a request. It is polite and official.
He queried about a job opening yesterday.
They queried the publisher for more details.
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