interview in Latin
interview in Latin is colloquium — interview means a formal meeting in which someone is asked questions to assess them for a job or position.
interview in Latin
colloquium
What does "interview" mean?
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noun A formal meeting in which someone is asked questions to assess them for a job or position.
"She has a job interview tomorrow morning."
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noun A conversation in which a journalist asks someone questions for publication or broadcast.
"The actor gave a candid interview about his early struggles."
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verb To ask someone a series of questions in a formal setting.
"The journalist interviewed three witnesses to the crash."
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interview in a sentence
- She has a job interview tomorrow morning.
- The actor gave a candid interview about his early struggles.
- The journalist interviewed three witnesses to the crash.
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What is "interview" in Latin?
"interview" in Latin is colloquium. interview means: A formal meeting in which someone is asked questions to assess them for a job or position.
How do you use "interview" in a sentence?
Example: "She has a job interview tomorrow morning." In Latin, "interview" is colloquium.
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