An inquirer is a person who asks — someone looking for information, answers, or the truth. The asking underneath is inquire (American spelling) or enquire (often British): to ask someone for information. So an inquirer is simply the one who does that asking.

An inquirerinquirer（詢問者） is就是 a person who asks一個會發問的人 — someone looking for information, answers, or the truth——一個在尋找資訊、答案或真相的人。 The asking underneath這底下「問」的動作 is是 inquire (American spelling)美式拼法的inquire or enquire (often British)或英式較常用的enquire : to ask someone for information：意思是向某人詢問資訊。 So所以 an inquirerinquirer is simply the one who does that asking就只是做這件「問」的事的人。

Offices, newspapers, and official notices still use it: callers and other inquirers should… A famous American paper is even called The Inquirer. Though actually, in daily speech we usually say “someone asking,” “a caller,” or “the person who asked,” not inquirer, which sounds a little official or old-fashioned.

Offices, newspapers, and official notices辦公室、報紙和官方公告 still use it仍然會用這個字 : callers and other inquirers should…：像是「來電者及其他inquirer應該...」 A famous American paper一份知名的美國報紙 is even called甚至就叫做 The InquirerThe Inquirer。 Though actually不過其實 in daily speech在日常口語裡 we usually say我們通常會說 “someone asking,”「someone asking（問問題的人）」 “a caller,”「a caller（打電話來的人）」 or “the person who asked,”或「the person who asked（發問的人）」 not inquirer而不是inquirer which sounds a little official or old-fashioned因為它聽起來有點公式化或老派。

The related noun inquiry (or enquiry) is the question or the investigation itself.

The related noun相關的名詞 inquiry (or enquiry)inquiry（或enquiry） is是 the question or the investigation itself那個問題本身，或那項調查本身。