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Cosa significa “interview” in italiano?

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interview in italiano: colloquio, intervista, intervistare, sostenere un colloquio

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COLLOQUIO DI SELEZIONEA2

colloquio

Incontro in cui ti fanno domande per decidere se darti un lavoro o ammetterti a un corso.

In inglese semplice: A meeting where someone asks you questions to decide whether to give you a job or place.

  • My job interview is tomorrow.
  • They invited three candidates for interviews.
  • How did your interview for the course go?

Come si usa: an interview for something (She has an interview for a teaching job.); an interview with someone (My interview with the manager is tomorrow.)

Espressioni comuni: job interview, attend an interview, interview for something

INTERVISTA GIORNALISTICAB1

intervista

Conversazione in cui un giornalista fa domande a qualcuno per un giornale, una trasmissione o un servizio.

In inglese semplice: A conversation where a journalist asks someone questions for a newspaper, television program, or other news report.

  • The actor gave a short interview.
  • I heard her interview on the radio.
  • The reporter recorded interviews with several witnesses.

Come si usa: an interview with someone (The magazine published an interview with the singer.)

Espressioni comuni: give an interview, radio interview, interview with someone

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FARE DOMANDEB1

intervistare

Fare domande a qualcuno per ottenere informazioni o decidere se è adatto a qualcosa.

In inglese semplice: To ask someone questions to get information or decide whether they are suitable for something.

  • We interviewed three candidates today.
  • A journalist is interviewing the mayor about housing.
  • Have you ever interviewed a famous person?

Come si usa: interview someone about something (The reporter interviewed her about the accident.); interview someone for something (We interviewed five people for the position.)

Sinonimi: question

Espressioni comuni: interview someone, interview someone about something, interview someone for something

SOSTENERE UN COLLOQUIOC1

sostenere un colloquio

Partecipare a un incontro in cui ti fanno domande, di solito per un lavoro che vuoi ottenere.

In inglese semplice: To attend a meeting where someone asks you questions, usually about a job you want.

  • She interviews well despite feeling nervous.
  • I interviewed for the assistant’s position yesterday.
  • He is interviewing with a software company tomorrow.

Come si usa: interview for something (He’s interviewing for a job at the museum.); interview with someone (She interviewed with two companies last week.)

Sinonimi: be interviewed

Espressioni comuni: interview well, interview for something, interview with someone

Impara interview mentre leggi

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