interviewer
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- noun
- /ˈɪntərˌvjuːər/
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entrevistador
- During the job interview, the interviewer asked several questions about my previous work experience.
- the interviewer asked
- the interviewer at interview
- interviewer-administered questionnaire
That's a good sign when the, when the interviewer is taking notes.
- That's a good sign when the, when the interviewer is taking notes.
- Today's guest is a host, a creator and an interviewer.
- And so these process books are helpful for the interviewer to look at.
- That aside, it was a really fun experience as an interviewer.
- Yes, thereby elevating the role of the interviewer.
- That was an interviewer interviewing the candidate for promotion.
- And a few intelligent interviewers have said, you know, have you seen these?
- So great interview and our great interviewer Mike's.
Examples
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That's a good sign when the, when the interviewer is taking notes.
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And a few intelligent interviewers have said, you know, have you seen these?
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And what am I supposed to say when some interviewer asks about my daughter?
Fiction book (1994) -
I think Seth right now is the best interviewer in late night.
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Not only was she a good interviewer, but she could edit, code, and enter data.
Fiction book (2001) -
Interviews do give the interviewer an opportunity to sell the job to the candidate.
Academic text (1999) -
Why are you responsible as an interviewer for what your interviewee says, right?
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That was an interviewer interviewing the candidate for promotion.
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Perhaps sensing the writer's discomfort, the interviewer went on to a different subject.
Fiction book (2002) -
Once the King of Bhutan was asked by an interviewer what the GDP of Bhutan was.
Synonyms
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A person who asks someone many questions to get information during an investigation
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A person who asks for information, often in a public meeting
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3.2
A person who asks questions to get information
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A person who asks questions and runs a quiz show on radio or television
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A person who wants an answer to a question
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8.3
A person who questions a witness in court to find mistakes in what they said
A person who asks people for answers and runs a quiz show on radio or TV
A person who asks people questions to test their knowledge
Someone who asks very hard, aggressive questions during an interview
A person who asks a witness many careful questions in court about earlier statements
Antonyms
How Inquisitive
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- Formal
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1.0
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word interviewer comes from interview + -er, and interview originally meant a 'meeting to see each other', from parts meaning 'between' and 'see' and related to the English word view ('see'). So, an interviewer is someone who meets another person to ask questions and get information.