15 sentences

1. 她总是乐于回答问题。

   tā zǒng​shì lè​yú huí​dá wèn​tí.

   She is always glad to answer questions.

   Source: CCMatrix

2. 我也讨厌回答问题。

   wǒ yě tǎo​yàn huí​dá wèn​tí.

   I hate answering questions too.

   Source: OpenSubtitles

3. 轮到你回答问题了。

   lún​dào nǐ huí​dá wèn​tí le.

   It's your turn to answer the question.

   Source: Tatoeba

4. 他从来不直接回答问题。

   tā cóng​lái bù zhí​jiē huí​dá wèn​tí.

   He never directly answers questions.

   Source: CCMatrix

5. 我不喜欢回答问题。

   wǒ bù xǐ​huan huí​dá wèn​tí.

   I don't like answering questions.

   Source: OpenSubtitles

6. 你有两分钟可以回答问题。

   nǐ yǒu liǎng fēn​zhōng kě​yǐ huí​dá wèn​tí.

   You have two minutes to answer the question.

   Source: OpenSubtitles

7. 你忘了回答问题。

   nǐ wàng le huí​dá wèn​tí.

   You forgot to answer the question.

   Source: OpenSubtitles

8. 别撒谎，诚实地回答问题吧。

   bié sā huǎng, chéng​shí de huí​dá wèn​tí ba.

   Do not lie; answer questions truthfully.

   Source: CCMatrix

9. 他已经准备好回答问题了。

   tā yǐ​jing zhǔn​bèi hǎo huí​dá wèn​tí le.

   He's ready to answer questions.

   Source: CCMatrix

10. 你不能用问题来回答问题。

    nǐ bù​néng yòng wèn​tí lái huí​dá wèn​tí.

    You can't answer a question with a question.

    Source: OpenSubtitles

11. 警方不能强迫证人回答问题。

    jǐng​fāng bù​néng qiǎng​pò zhèng​rén huí​dá wèn​tí.

    Police can't force a witness to answer questions.

    Source: CCMatrix

12. 那个学生回答问题前搔搔头。

    nà​ge xué​sheng huí​dá wèn​tí qián sāo sāo tóu.

    The student scratched his head before answering the question.

    Source: AI Challenger 2017

13. 在你回答问题前，先仔细想清楚。

    zài nǐ huí​dá wèn​tí qián, xiān zǐ​xì xiǎng qīng chu.

    Think carefully before you answer the question.

    Source: OpenSubtitles

14. 你将被要求以口头或书面形式回答问题。

    nǐ jiāng bèi yāo​qiú yǐ kǒu​tóu huò shū​miàn​xíng​shì huí​dá wèn​tí.

    You will be asked to answer the questions orally or in written form.

    Source: CCMatrix

15. 工作中，我们经常会奖励那些回答问题的人，而不是提出问题的。

    gōng​zuò zhōng, wǒ​men jīng​cháng huì jiǎng​lì nà​xiē huí​dá wèn​tí de rén, ér bù​shì tí chū wèn​tí de.

    At work, we often reward those who answer questions, not those who ask them.

    Source: CCMatrix