interview
ਇੰਟਰਵਿਊ
definition
verb
he arrived to be interviewed by a local TV station about the level of unemployment
hold an interview with (someone).
noun
I tried having meetings, disciplinary interviews and discussing issues, but they still do nothing.
a meeting of people face to face, especially for consultation.
example
Three potential students have already been invited for an 'interview' at the college next week.
The 17 year old's application to study medicine was rejected after an 'interview' at Magdalen College, Oxford.
The clever woman identified herself as a Washington reporter seeking to 'interview' me but then embarked on a filthy tirade.
I went for an 'interview' for the post
Iranian television news carried an 'interview' with a woman who had lost uncles and aunts and her two children, while her husband had suffered a broken back and legs.
Neither the preliminary 'interview' nor the consultation seemed to define what patients actually worried about.
I was the first person that got to 'interview' her after her fall.
After four auditions, an 'interview' and written examination Joseph was accepted into the course of music performance.
to give an 'interview' to the media
I've also asked reporters to 'interview' me, sometimes first sketching a hypothetical scenario.
He had the grades and the references from his school, and according to his teachers he would 'interview' well.
When reporters 'interview' me about press controversies, I'm frank to the point of self-destruction.
I spoke to the Spanish wire service and that led to an 'interview' with a Mexican radio station, which was quite interesting.
television 'interview'
I remember a television 'interview' with him early in his career, at the Belgian Grand Prix.
'interview' skills
When reporters went to 'interview' her about the campaign they found her in a distressed state.
They 'interview' well and everything, and then when they come to writing, it is like, and duh…
His staff is expected to complain about a heated 'interview' with him broadcast on Scottish Television.
a half-hour 'interview' with the prime minister
She has also complained to the PCC that the reporter used subterfuge to 'interview' her, pretending to be the mother of an inmate.
You should consider attending an information session if you plan to 'interview' well.
One day, a magazine editor called Young and asked if he could send a reporter to 'interview' him on his successful record.
During the 'interview' , analyse applicants' skills and compare them with the job requirements to make a short list.
I had to attend a visa 'interview' at the US consulate there.
We even got some calls on the answering machine from some reporters who wanted to 'interview' me.
It is based on a true story, framed by an investigative journalist's 'interview' with his elusive subject and told mostly in flashback.
One afternoon in the early Seventies I arrived to 'interview' him at his house in the country.
I am pleased to advise you that you have been selected for 'interview'
I thought they were done when men and women with cameras and notebooks started coming in one at a time to 'interview' me for the local papers.
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