CV
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3.4
- noun
- /siː viː/
- UK
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currículum
- Before the interview, he ensured that his CV was well-organized and up to date.
When they seek to go and apply for a job on their CV, it will follow them.
- When they seek to go and apply for a job on their CV, it will follow them.
- Number one on the list of requirements is her CV and earlier work.
- Is another tip not to put accents on your CV.
- It's a cup, it's a trophy, and it goes down on your CV.
- So I think whenever I see or whenever I work with HR people, I see a linear CV start, finish, start, finish.
- And then I, I thought, OK, before I press send, I'm going to Google his CV.
- All of which is very cool, very cool and very nice to have on the CV.
- So Lawrence, your CV, actor, musician, activist, politician, presenter.
- They receive a big chunk of them and no one wants to read your five page CV, OK?
- Apparently, students are now seeking stable employment rather than big brand names on their CVS since the waves of layoffs started.
- Also his, as you can see from the card, his CV, it, it makes you want to have a drink.
- That is, that is an awesome question to have in your CV to answer in the and the example.
Examples
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For now, I'm just trying to get the best CV possible.
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On your CV, the title of this report has been changed from "Financial Stability in Iceland" to "Financial Instability in Iceland."
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Number one on the list of requirements is her CV and earlier work.
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I sent my CV to those agencies you gave me.
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"Your first few years in employment are a really important time on your CV," says Krauss.
Academic text (2009) -
She sent in her CV and she was the most qualified...
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He's at home, updating his CV.
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Purchasers will be wise to possess a CV ready, which documents previous company procedure encounters.
Blog text (1) -
I sent my CV to several companies to apply for new job opportunities.
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She worked hard on her CV to highlight her skills and experience.
Synonyms
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3.9
A short written summary of your education, skills, and work experience
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4.2
A written list of your education, skills, and work experience that people often send with a job application
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7.3
A short written summary of a person's education, work, and achievements
How Detailed
Surface Forms
Etymology
CV comes from the Latin phrase curriculum vitae, which means 'course of life'. A CV is like a short record of your life at work and school, so people send one to show their education and job experience.