Asking means saying something to get information from someone.
He is asking for directions to the train station.
She keeps asking me the same question.
American English
/ˈæs.kɪŋ/
2 syllables · Stress the first syllable.
Form of ask
Asking can describe an action in progress or an action treated as a thing.
Asking means saying something to get information from someone.
Practice out loudAsking means saying something to get information from someone.
He is asking for directions to the train station.
She keeps asking me the same question.
Asking means requesting something or requesting that someone do something.
They are asking for volunteers to help with the event.
The teacher is asking the students to be quiet.
Asking means inviting someone to go somewhere, attend an event, or go on a date.
She is asking him out after class.
They are asking us to dinner on Friday.
Asking means naming the amount of money you want for something you are selling.
They are asking $800 for the sofa.
The seller is asking too much for the car.
to ask several people for information
I asked around, but nobody knew.
to invite someone on a date
She asked him out by text.
the amount of money a seller wants for something
The asking price is $300,000.