Whenever you pose a question or a problem, don't look up the answer.

每当你提出一个问题或难题时，不要去寻找答案。

I'm posing a question, because I don't really have a good answer to that.

我来问个问题 因为我也不知道如何回答。

Recommendation number one is pose a question.

第一个建议是提出一个问题。

I'm not saying anything. I'm posing a question.

我什么都没说 只是提出个问题。

I'd like to pose a question -- when are we having sex again?

我想提一个问题 我们什么时候能再有性生活？

Exactly. So we often use 'poses' with questions. You can 'pose' a question, but it's commonly used with negative nouns like 'threat' or 'danger' or 'problem'.

没错。所以我们经常用“pose”来提问。你可以“提出”一个问题，但它通常与否定名词一起使用，比如“威胁”、“危险”或“问题”。

If you're sure that you've chosen the right moment to jump in, rather than posing a question, you can simply state your intention.

如果你确定你选择了正确的时机，那么你可以简单地陈述你的意图， 而不是提出问题。

And then he posed a question that I couldn't get out of my head: " Katherine, what is wrong with the drugs? " I spent the next 10 years trying to track down the answer.

然后他提出了一个我无法摆脱的问题：“凯瑟琳，这些药物有什么问题？ ” 在接下来的 10 年里， 我一直在努力寻找答案。

Let me pose a question: Is the tomato a fruit or a vegetable? In vertical thinking, we use fixed categories, whereas in lateral thinking, labels may change according to our experience and point of view.

让我提出一个问题：西红柿是水果还是蔬菜？在纵向思维中，我们使用固定的类别，而在横向思维中，标签可能会根据我们的经验和观点而改变。

I posed a question to the 300,000 users of the page at the time