interview
🇺🇸
/ˈɪntərvjuː/
🇬🇧
/ˈɪntəvjuː/
noun
A1
A meeting where someone answers questions to get a job or into school.
The job interview went well, and they offered me the position.
A1
A talk where a reporter asks someone questions for news.
The celebrity gave a TV interview about her new movie.
A1
A private talk where questions are asked and answered.
The research interview helped gather important data.
verb
A1
To ask someone questions to see if they are right for a job or school.
The manager will interview candidates next week.
R
To answer questions to get a job or into school.
She practiced how to interview for the job.
A1
To ask someone questions for news or a story.
The reporter will interview the mayor tomorrow.
A1
To ask someone questions in a private talk.
The doctor will interview patients about their health.
translation
A meeting where someone answers questions to get a job or into school.; A talk where a reporter asks someone questions for news.; A private talk where questions are asked and answered.
To ask someone questions to see if they are right for a job or school.; To answer questions to get a job or into school.; To ask someone questions for news or a story.; To ask someone questions in a private talk.
Word Forms
3rd Present
interviews
Past
interviewed
Perfect
interviewed
Progressive
interviewing
Plural
interviews