英语词汇interview的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

interview /ˈɪntəvjuː $ -ər-/ noun 1. a meeting at which someone is asked questions in order to find out whether they are suitable for a job, course of study etcverbshave an interview She has an interview next week for a teaching job in Paris.go for an interview also attend an interview formal I went for an interview at a software company yesterday.get an interview Only 5% of the applicants will get an interview.be called/invited for (an) interview Applicants who are called for interview may be asked to have a medical exam.carry out/do an interview also conduct an interview formal (=ask questions) The interview was conducted in French.give sb an interview (=ask someone questions) We gave her an interview, but decided not to offer her the job.adjectives/nouns + interviewa job interview Try to predict the questions you might get in your job interview.an informal/formal interview Applicants will normally have an informal interview with the manager. | One out of every six candidates reached the formal interview.the first interview also the preliminary interview formal He felt the first interview had gone well.a second/follow-up interview (=a more detailed interview after you have been successful in a previous interview) She was asked back for a second interview.a mock interview (=one that you do for practice, rather than a real interview) Mock interviews are one way in which students can improve their job-seeking skills.a face-to-face/personal interview (=in which people meet in person) I had to do a face-to-face interview followed by an entry test.a one-to-one/one-on-one interview (=when one person asks someone questions) I find one-to-one interviews less intimidating.a telephone interview The first stage is a telephone interview.interview + nounsthe interview panel (=the group of people interviewing someone) The interview panel were very impressed with her enthusiasm.interview technique The book gives some useful advice on interview technique.prepositionsan interview for a job/post etc I have an interview for a job tomorrow.at (an) interview She felt quite confident at the interview.THESAURUS: interview interrogation an occasion when someone is asked a lot of questions for a long time in order to get information, sometimes using threats, usually by the police or the army: He claims he was tortured during his interrogation. | Police interrogation methods have been questioned. cross-examination an occasion when someone is asked questions about what they have just said, in order to see if they are telling the truth, especially in a court of law: Under cross-examination, the only witness said she could not be sure about what she saw. consultation a meeting with a doctor or an expert to discuss treatment or to get advice: The therapist charges $100 for a half-hour consultation. | Would you like to come back for another consultation? audience a formal meeting with a very important person: He was granted an audience with the Pope (=he was officially allowed to meet him).2. an occasion when someone is asked questions for a newspaper, magazine, television programme etcadjectives/nouns + interviewa newspaper/radio/television interview She said in a recent television interview that she was enjoying life.an exclusive interview (=one that is given to only one newspaper, programme etc) He gave the paper an exclusive interview.an in-depth interview (=one that finds out a lot of information) This is his first in-depth interview since the death of his son.verbsdo an interview I have to do an interview with the principal for the school magazine (=ask him or her questions in an interview). | He’s a very private person and rarely does interviews (=answers questions in an interview).give an interview (=answer someone’s questions) The minister agreed to give them an interview.carry out an interview also conduct an interview formal (=ask questions) She had done her research before carrying out the interview.prepositionsan interview with sb He managed to get an interview with Madonna. | In an interview with reporters yesterday, he said he regretted his action.an interview for/with a newspaper/programme etc He made the remarks in an interview for ‘The Times’.

词组	interview
释义	interview /ˈɪntəvjuː $ -ər-/ noun 1. a meeting at which someone is asked questions in order to find out whether they are suitable for a job, course of study etcverbshave an interview She has an interview next week for a teaching job in Paris.go for an interview also attend an interview formal I went for an interview at a software company yesterday.get an interview Only 5% of the applicants will get an interview.be called/invited for (an) interview Applicants who are called for interview may be asked to have a medical exam.carry out/do an interview also conduct an interview formal (=ask questions) The interview was conducted in French.give sb an interview (=ask someone questions) We gave her an interview, but decided not to offer her the job.adjectives/nouns + interviewa job interview Try to predict the questions you might get in your job interview.an informal/formal interview Applicants will normally have an informal interview with the manager. \| One out of every six candidates reached the formal interview.the first interview also the preliminary interview formal He felt the first interview had gone well.a second/follow-up interview (=a more detailed interview after you have been successful in a previous interview) She was asked back for a second interview.a mock interview (=one that you do for practice, rather than a real interview) Mock interviews are one way in which students can improve their job-seeking skills.a face-to-face/personal interview (=in which people meet in person) I had to do a face-to-face interview followed by an entry test.a one-to-one/one-on-one interview (=when one person asks someone questions) I find one-to-one interviews less intimidating.a telephone interview The first stage is a telephone interview.interview + nounsthe interview panel (=the group of people interviewing someone) The interview panel were very impressed with her enthusiasm.interview technique The book gives some useful advice on interview technique.prepositionsan interview for a job/post etc I have an interview for a job tomorrow.at (an) interview She felt quite confident at the interview.THESAURUS: interview interrogation an occasion when someone is asked a lot of questions for a long time in order to get information, sometimes using threats, usually by the police or the army: He claims he was tortured during his interrogation. \| Police interrogation methods have been questioned. cross-examination an occasion when someone is asked questions about what they have just said, in order to see if they are telling the truth, especially in a court of law: Under cross-examination, the only witness said she could not be sure about what she saw. consultation a meeting with a doctor or an expert to discuss treatment or to get advice: The therapist charges $100 for a half-hour consultation. \| Would you like to come back for another consultation? audience a formal meeting with a very important person: He was granted an audience with the Pope (=he was officially allowed to meet him).2. an occasion when someone is asked questions for a newspaper, magazine, television programme etcadjectives/nouns + interviewa newspaper/radio/television interview She said in a recent television interview that she was enjoying life.an exclusive interview (=one that is given to only one newspaper, programme etc) He gave the paper an exclusive interview.an in-depth interview (=one that finds out a lot of information) This is his first in-depth interview since the death of his son.verbsdo an interview I have to do an interview with the principal for the school magazine (=ask him or her questions in an interview). \| He’s a very private person and rarely does interviews (=answers questions in an interview).give an interview (=answer someone’s questions) The minister agreed to give them an interview.carry out an interview also conduct an interview formal (=ask questions) She had done her research before carrying out the interview.prepositionsan interview with sb He managed to get an interview with Madonna. \| In an interview with reporters yesterday, he said he regretted his action.an interview for/with a newspaper/programme etc He made the remarks in an interview for ‘The Times’.
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