interview
noun [ C ] uk/ˈɪn.tə.vjuː/ us/ˈɪn.t̬ɚ.vjuː/
B1 面试;面谈
a meeting in which someone asks you questions to see if you are suitable for a job or course
a job interview 求职面试
I had an interview for a job with a publisher. 我参加了一家出版公司的求职面试。
B1 采访
a meeting in which someone answers questions about himself or herself for a newspaper article, television show, etc.
an exclusive interview with Johnny Depp 对约翰尼·德普的独家采访
In a television interview last night she denied she had any intention of resigning. 在昨晚的电视采访中，她否认有辞职的打算。
讯问
a meeting in which the police ask someone questions to see if they have committed a crime
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- It was obvious that she had done her homework and thoroughly prepared for her interview.
- It creates a very bad impression if you're late for an interview.
- The interview will be broadcast during prime time.
- Apparently in interviews he refuses to talk about his private life.
- She wore a very smart trouser suit to her job interview.
interview
verb uk/ˈɪn.tə.vjuː/ us/ˈɪn.t̬ɚ.vjuː/
B1 [ T ]采访;对…进行面试;讯问
to ask someone questions in an interview
We've had 200 applicants for the job, but we only plan to interview about 20 of them. 有200人申请这份工作，但我们只打算对其中约20名进行面试。
Who's the most famous person you've ever interviewed on TV? 你在电视上采访过的人中谁最有名？
Police are interviewing a 43-year-old man in connection with the murder. 警方正在对一名与该谋杀案有关的43岁男子进行讯问。
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- I think it unnerved me to be interviewed by so many people.
- Without a doubt, she's the strongest candidate we've interviewed for the post.
- Detectives interviewed the men separately over several days.
- We'll be interviewing four more prospects for the posts this afternoon.
- He quickly mastered the art of interviewing people.