The Vietnamese word "chất vấn" is a verb that means "to question" or "to interrogate." It is commonly used in contexts where someone is asking for clarification, accountability, or details, especially in formal situations such as meetings or discussions.
Chất vấn xã viên có quyền phê bình, chất vấn ban quản trị.
(The cooperative members have the right to criticize and question the management committee.)
Chất vấn ai trước hội nghị.
(To question somebody at a meeting.)
While "chất vấn" primarily means "to question," it can also imply a sense of challenge or confrontation, especially when the questioning is critical or probing.