interview
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2.1
- noun
- /ˈɪntərˌvjuː/
- Formal
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entrevista
- Twenty-two percent reported feeling prepared prior to the interviews, and only 30% felt prepared after those interviews.
- conducted interviews
- oral history interview
- surveys and interviews
If we were doing this interview on Zoom, right?
- If we were doing this interview on Zoom, right?
- That's why Doctor Jill's doing the interviews, right?
- A little bit later, we we have another interview with Alan Burns.
- You know, I haven't done an interview in over five years.
- Can you explain what these early interviews were revealing?
- In fact, I did a Yahoo Finance interview and you could find it.
- But every interview we start with a gift.
- But I hope you enjoyed that interview and thank you, Lou Graham.
- And pretty soon you probably end this interview, right?
- OK, I want to close the interview out on two big questions.
- Finally, we have this great Wire interview retrospective.
- Having this kind of interview was precious to me.
Examples
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OK, I want to close the interview out on two big questions.
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Certain information has come to light with our interview with Mr. Haynes.
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Do you have time today for an interview?
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I'm going to conduct an interview with her.
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Can you explain what these early interviews were revealing?
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The next day, Beckham faced the press in an interview that shocked the world.
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And to me, the Holy Grail of interviews was Bill Gates.
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This interview is over.
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She prepared thoroughly for her job interview to make a strong impression.
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The journalist conducted an interview with the celebrity to discuss her latest movie.
Synonyms
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1.8
A meeting where an employer asks someone who wants the job questions to see if they fit
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2.5
Someone asks you questions by phone instead of in person
A formal meeting where an employer asks someone applying for a job questions to see if they fit
Compounds
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1.8
A meeting where an employer asks someone who wants the job questions to see if they fit
A formal meeting where an employer asks someone applying for a job questions to see if they fit
A short meeting or call before the main interview to see if a candidate is suitable
How Formal
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Interview comes from parts that mean 'between' (inter-) and 'see' (view). So an interview is a meeting where people 'see' each other to ask questions and get information.