interviewers

英 [ˈɪntəvjuːəz]

美 [ˈɪntərˌvjuərz]

n.  主持面试者; 采访者
interviewer的复数

柯林斯词典

• 采访者;进行面试者
  Anintervieweris a person who is asking someone questions at an interview.

双语例句

• Interviewers want to hear about something important that you handled.
  面试者想听到你处理的重要事情。
• The interviewers may focus on one style or engage you in a combination of several interview types.
  面试官可能注重一种类型或者几种类型的结合来面试你。
• Interviewers usually ask these questions to see how you react under pressure and how well you handle the unexpected.
  面试官通常问这些问题是为了看看你在压力下如何反应，如何处理意料之外的情况。
• Some interviewers will challenge you with a business issue and ask you to present solutions to one or more employees.
  一些面试官将会让你挑战商业问题，问你对于一个或者多个雇员目前的处理方法。
• If, for example, you are working with teenagers, use young interviewers and avoid a formal'clipboard'approach.
  如果你是与十几岁的青少年一起，就应该用年轻的调查员，并避免使用正式的“笔记板”方法。
• Through participant observation and depth interviews, this article investigates and analyses the data collected by several interviewers.
  通过参与观察法及深度访谈法，对数位访谈者所收集到的资料进行研究与分析。
• Always use honesty as some interviewers will be able to detect problems in your resume.
  一定要诚实，因为有些面试官常常可以在你的简历中发现问题。
• Interviewers have a variety of techniques to get you to relax and to feel at ease.
  面试官会有很多技巧来让你放松，他们会和你闲谈来缓和气氛。
• A legitimate question, but interviewers may worry that you'll sue if you don't advance quickly.
  这是一个法律方面的问题，但面试官可能会担心如果你升职不够快的话就会起诉他们。
• Interviewers in order to let us know about their work and how the news we read is made.
  者同意交换一次角色，做被采访者而不是采访者，让我们了解他们的工作，了解我们读到的。