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| | | | NOUN | | | | | /ˈɪntəˌvjuː/ | | | | | | C a meeting in which someone asks another person , especially a famous person , questions about themselves , their work , or their ideas, in order to publish or broadcast the information 采访；访谈；晤谈 | This is her first interview since becoming Olympic champion. 这是她成为奥运会冠军后对她的第一次采访。 | | +with The magazine has an exclusive interview with the couple. 这本杂志有对这对夫妇的独家专访。 | | give an interview He doesn’ t give interviews to the press. 他没有接受新闻界的采访。 | | | a | C/U a formal meeting in which someone asks you questions to find out if you are suitable for a job , course of study etc 面试；面谈 | | get/have an interview I’ ve got an interview for a job as an interpreter. 我得到了一份口译工作的面试机会。 | | call sb for interview She has been called for interview, so she’ s optimistic. 她被邀面谈，因而很乐观。 | | | | b | C/U an official meeting in which the police ask someone questions about a crime 问讯；口头审讯 | | The interview was terminated after two hours. 这次口头审讯在两小时后结束了。 | | conduct an interview There are recordings of the interviews conducted by the police. 这儿有警方进行审讯的录音带。 | | | | c | C a meeting in which someone asks you a series of questions as part of a research project 采访调查 | | conduct an interview I conducted in-depth interviews with dozens of former patients. 我对以前的几十个病人进行了深入的采访调查。 | | | | |