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Verb(1) address a question to and expect an answer from(2) conduct an inquiry or investigation of(3) have a wish or desire to know something(4) inquire about(5) ask about

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(1) they'll enquire into the whole matter(2) the task of political sociology is to enquire into the causes of political events(3) I was irritated, and almost inquired about what was so comical, but I held my tongue.(4) For any further information inquire at your town hall.(5) Curious, I inquired about the reason for the abandonment of the ancestral position.(6) He slipped away and began to inquire after Wells, who still had yet to make an appearance.(7) Change is under way, but many who were born in the 1950s and 1960s and are now inquiring about their roots have had a frustrating time.(8) We inquired about forearm pain experienced during the previous month and lasting at least one day.(9) As well as inquiring over the future of the hall, town council representatives were told the insurance claim going through should not be affected by the entertainment licence issue.(10) We rang at noon on the day, inquiring after a table, and were lucky to get one of the few that remained.(11) The mum-of-two said she had made u2018loads of callsu2019 chasing jobs, but she was usually asked if she was inquiring on behalf of her husband or brother.(12) She did not answer, and, bending her head a little, she looked inquiringly at him from under her brows, her eyes shining under their long lashes.(13) They seemed surprised, glanced at each other, and looked inquiringly at their mother superior, who nodded assent.(14) When he reached her, he quickly inquired about the wounds on her legs and arms.(15) I fear he would have been aghast if I'd inquired of such trivial matters.(16) The first of these inquired about the future of religiously informed scholarship.