to interview
01
面接する, インタビューする
to ask someone questions to see whether they are qualified for a course of study, job, etc.
Transitive: to interview a candidate
例
The admissions committee will interview each candidate to determine their qualifications for the program.
入学審査委員会は、プログラムに対する各候補者の資格を決定するために面接を行います。
The university will interview prospective students to ensure they meet the academic requirements.
大学は、志願者が学術的要件を満たしていることを確認するために面接を行います。
02
面接する, インタビューを受ける
to answer someone's questions at a meeting to get hired or earn a place on a course of study
Intransitive
例
She interviewed for a job at the marketing firm last week.
I 'm scheduled to interview with the admissions office tomorrow morning.
03
インタビューする, 質問する
to ask someone questions about a particular topic on the TV, radio, or for a newspaper
Transitive: to interview sb
例
The journalist was eager to interview the renowned scientist for a feature article in the newspaper.
The television host prepared thoughtful questions to interview the author about their latest best-selling book.
Interview
01
インタビュー, 面談
a formal meeting during which a journalist asks a famous person different questions about specific subjects for publication
例
The magazine conducted an interview with the actor about his upcoming film.
She gave an exclusive interview to the news outlet to discuss her new book.
02
面接, インタビュー
a meeting at which one is asked some questions to see whether one is qualified for a course of study, job, etc.
例
She aced the interview and was offered the position at the law firm.
彼女は面接で大成功を収め、法律事務所でのポジションをオファーされました。
He prepared extensively for the job interview, researching the company and practicing his responses.
彼は仕事の面接のために広範囲に準備をし、会社について調査し、自分の回答を練習しました。
03
面接, インタビュー
a formal meeting where a person is asked questions to gather information, opinions, or personal experiences
例
The police held an interview with the witness.
警察は目撃者とインタビューを行った。
She gave an interview to explain what she saw.
彼女は見たことを説明するためにインタビューを行った。
