interview

interview
interview [ˈɪntəvju:]
1. noun
   a. (for job, place on course) entretien m ; (to discuss working conditions, pay rise) entrevue f
• to invite sb to an interview convoquer qn pour un entretien
• to come to an interview se présenter à un entretien
• the interviews will be held next week les entretiens auront lieu la semaine prochaine
   b. (in media) interview f
• to give an interview accorder une interview
2. transitive verb
   a. (for job, place on course) faire passer un entretien à
• he is being interviewed on Monday il a un entretien lundi
• she was interviewed for the job elle a passé un entretien pour le poste
   b. (in media) interviewer
   c. (Police) interroger
• he was interviewed by the police il a été interrogé par la police
• the police want to interview him la police le recherche
3. intransitive verb
• we shall be interviewing throughout next week nous faisons passer des entretiens toute la semaine prochaine
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['ɪntəvjuː] 1.
noun
1) (also job interview) entretien m
2) Journalism interview f

in an interview with the Gazette — dans une interview accordée au journal la Gazette

2.
transitive verb
1) (for job, place) faire passer un entretien à [candidate]
2) (call to interview) convoquer [quelqu'un] pour un entretien
3) Journalism interviewer [celebrity]; [police] interroger [suspect]
3.
intransitive verb [candidate] passer un entretien; [employer] faire passer des entretiens

English-French dictionary. 2013.

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