interview

中英词典

1. interview

形容词（adjective）: - interviewed: 被面试的 - interviewing: 面试的 名词（noun）: - interview: 面试 - interviewee: 被面试者 - interviewer: 面试官 - panel interview: 集体面试 - job interview: 求职面试 - telephone interview: 电话面试 - exit interview: 离职面谈 - press interview: 新闻采访 词语辨析: - interview与interrogation的区别在于语境和目的。"interview"通常指面试或采访的过程，涉及双方的交流和讨论；而"interrogation"强调对被询问者提问的过程，常用于法律或警务场景。 - interview与conversation的区别在于目的和形式。"interview"通常是为了获取信息或评估某人的能力，具有特定目的和结构；而"conversation"强调双方的对话和交流，更注重双方的平等和自由流动。 词汇扩充: - interviewer bias: 面试官偏见 - mock interview: 模拟面试 - exit interview questionnaire: 离职面谈问卷 - job interview preparation: 求职面试准备 - interview technique: 面试技巧 近义词（synonyms）: - interrogate: 盘问，审问 - examine: 审查，考察 - question: 询问，质询 - probe: 探询，探查 反义词（antonyms）: - answer: 回答 - ignore: 忽略 - dismiss: 驳回，不予考虑

柯林斯词典（Collins Dictionary）

interview (noun) 1. A formal meeting at which someone is asked questions in order to find out whether they are suitable for a job, course of study, etc. 2. A meeting in which a journalist asks someone famous, important, or interesting questions in order to publish their answers in a newspaper or magazine, or to record them for television or radio. 3. A meeting in which a famous person or expert is asked questions in front of an audience. 4. A meeting in which the police ask someone questions to try to find out what they know about a crime. 5. A meeting in which a teacher asks a student questions in order to test their knowledge. 6. A formal meeting in which a king, queen, or other important person talks to a person who wants to marry their son or daughter. interview (verb) 1. If you interview someone, you ask them a lot of questions as part of a formal process, for example, when you are considering employing them. 2. If a journalist interviews someone, they ask them a lot of questions in order to get information for a newspaper article, a television programme, or a radio broadcast. 3. If someone interviews another person or group, they talk to them in order to find out their opinions or to make a television or radio programme. 4. If you are interviewed on television or radio, you are asked a lot of questions in a studio or by telephone, so that your answers can be broadcast.

牛津词典（Oxford Dictionary）

interview (noun) 1. A meeting of people face to face, especially for consultation. 2. A formal meeting in which one or more persons question, consult, or evaluate another person: a job interview. 3. A conversation, such as one conducted by a reporter, in which facts or statements are elicited from another. interview (verb) 1. Have a formal meeting with (someone) to discuss something. 2. Obtain (information or evidence) by conversation or questioning.

用法

- I have a job interview tomorrow. (我明天有一次工作面试。) - The journalist interviewed several celebrities for the article. (记者采访了几位名人，准备写一篇文章。) - The interviewee answered the questions confidently. (被面试者自信地回答了问题。) - The interviewer asked about her previous work experience. (面试官询问了她的以往工作经历。) - She had a panel interview with three managers. (她与三位经理进行了集体面试。) - He prepared extensively for the job interview. (他为求职面试做了大量准备。) - The company conducted a series of telephone interviews before inviting candidates for in-person interviews. (公司在邀请候选人进行面对面面试之前进行了一系列的电话面试。) - The HR department scheduled an exit interview with the departing employee. (人力资源部安排了一次与离职员工的离职面谈。) - The celebrity gave a press interview to promote her new movie. (这位名人接受了一次新闻采访，以宣传她的新电影。) - The detective conducted an interrogation to gather more information about the crime. (侦探进行了一次询问，以获得更多关于犯罪的信息。) - They had a casual conversation about their hobbies and interests. (他们随意地谈论了自己的爱好和兴趣。)

She was interviewed by the company's HR department. (她接受了公司人力资源部的面试。)

The interviewing process lasted for an hour. (面试过程持续了一个小时。)

The journalist asked a series of interview questions. (记者提出了一系列采访问题。)

The interviewees were nervous but well-prepared. (被面试者们紧张但准备充分。)

The interviewer evaluated the candidate's qualifications. (面试官评估了候选人的资格。)

The job required passing a panel interview. (这份工作需要通过一次集体面试。)

She practiced her answers before the job interview. (她在求职面试前练习了回答。)

The company conducted telephone interviews to narrow down the pool of candidates. (公司进行了电话面试，以缩小候选人范围。)

He requested an exit interview to provide feedback on his experience at the company. (他要求进行一次离职面谈，以对他在公司的经历提供反馈。)

She gave a press interview to address the rumors about her personal life. (她接受了一次新闻采访，解答有关她个人生活的谣言。)

The detective interrogated the suspect to gather evidence. (侦探审问了嫌疑人以收集证据。)

He needed to examine the witness to gather more information about the incident. (他需要审查证人以获得更多关于事件的信息。)

She questioned the witness to get a clearer understanding of the situation. (她询问证人以更清楚地了解情况。)

The journalist probed the politician about his stance on the issue. (记者探询了政治家对该问题的立场。)

He answered all the interviewer's questions confidently. (他自信地回答了面试官的所有问题。)

The teacher chose to ignore the student's disruptive behavior. (老师选择忽略学生的扰乱行为。)

They dismissed his proposal as unrealistic. (他们驳回了他的提议，认为不切实际。)

During the interview, the candidate showcased her skills and experience. (面试过程中，候选人展示了她的技能和经验。)

The journalist conducted an interview with the author to learn more about the book. (记者与作者进行了一次采访，以了解更多关于这本书的内容。)

He was nervous before the interview, but he managed to impress the panel. (他在面试前很紧张，但他设法给评委留下了深刻印象。)

The interviewer asked thought-provoking questions. (面试官提出了发人深省的问题。)

The company conducted a series of exit interviews to identify patterns of employee turnover. (公司进行了一系列的离职面谈，以确定员工流失的模式。)

She gave a press interview to promote her upcoming movie. (她接受了一次新闻采访，以宣传她即将上映的电影。)

The detective interrogated the suspect to gather more information about the crime. (侦探审问了嫌疑人以收集更多有关犯罪的信息。)

They had a casual conversation about their weekend plans. (他们随意地谈论了周末的计划。)