| [/ˈɪntəvjuː; ˋɪntɚˏvju/] n ~ (with sb) 用法:
1 meeting at which sb (eg sb applying for a job) is asked questions to find out if he is suitable 面试; 面谈:
a job interview 招聘面试 *
I've got an interview with National Chemicals. 我已获全国化学制品公司邀约面试. *
Applicants will be called for interview in due course. 申请者将於适当时候获邀约面谈. *
[attrib 作定语] an interview panel 面试小组. 用法:
2 meeting at which a reporter, etc asks sb questions in order to find out his views （记者等的）采访, 交谈, 晤谈:
a TV interview 电视采访 *
I never give interviews. 我从不接受采访. *
In an exclusive interview with David Frost, the former president made many revelations. 前总裁在接受戴维·弗罗斯特独家采访时透露了不少内幕情况. 用法:
3 meeting between two people to discuss important matters, usu rather formally （两人之间）会谈, 晤谈, 商谈, 面谈:
a careers interview 职业前途面谈 *
I asked for an interview with my boss to discuss my future. 我请求和老板谈谈我的未来. interview 2
v 用法:
1 [I, Tn, Tn.pr] ~ sb (for sth) conduct an interview with sb (eg a job applicant) 对某人进行面试或面谈（如对求职者）:
I'm interviewing all this afternoon. 今天整个下午我都要进行面试. *
interview a number of candidates 对一些候选人进行面谈 *
We interviewed 20 people for the job. 为这份工作我们对20人进行了面试. 用法:
2 [Tn, Tn.pr] ~ sb (about sth) (of a reporter, etc) ask sb questions in an interview （指记者等）采访, 访问:
interview the Prime Minister (about government policy) （就政府政策）采访首相. |