/ˈkwestʃən ||; ˈkwɛstʃən/noun1 [C] a question (about/on sth) a sentence or phrase that asks for an answer 问题；题目: Put up your hand if you want to ask a question. 想提问就举手。In the examination, you must answer five questionsin one hour. 这次考试规定，必须在一小时内答五道题。What's the answer to Question 5? 第5道题怎么答？
2 [C] a problem or difficulty that needs to be discussed or dealt with 难题；问题: The resignations raise the question of who will take over. 这些人辞职引发出谁来接替的问题。 The question is, how are we going to raise the money? 问题是，我们怎么筹这笔钱？
3 [U] doubt or uncertainty 疑问；不确定: There is no question about Brenda's enthusiasm for the job. 布伦达毫无疑问对工作充满热诚。His honesty is beyond question. 他的诚实不容怀疑。The results of the report were accepted without question. 报告的结果被毫无异议地接受了。
(be) a question of sth/of doing sth a situation in which sth is needed （是）一个需要某事物的局面:
It's not difficult -- it's just a question of finding the time to do it. 这事不困难─问题只是需要安排时间来做。 in question that is being considered or talked about 正在考虑的；正在谈论的:
The lawyer asked where she was on the night in question. 律师问她当晚在哪里。 no question of no possibility of …是没有可能的:
There is no question of him leaving hospital yet. 他还不可能出院。 out of the question impossible 不可能:
A new car is out of the question. It's just too expensive. 买新车是不可能的，那实在太昂贵了。