[ənˈɪntərˌvjuː]

noun

1. a formal meeting at which someone is asked questions in order to find out whether they are suitable for a job, course of study etc

用法：an-interview 通常指的是一种正式的，目的是为了通过询问问题来确定某人是否适合某项工作、学习课程等。

例句1：She passed the first round of interviews and was invited for a second one.

她通过了第一轮面试，并被邀请参加第二轮。

例句2：He was nervous before the interview, but he managed to impress the panel with his answers.

面试前他很紧张，但他通过自己的回答让评委印象深刻。

例句3：The company conducts interviews every week to find new employees.

公司每周都会进行面试，以寻找新员工。

例句4：The interview lasted for an hour and covered various ics related to the job.

面试持续了一个小时，涵盖了与工作相关的各种话题。

例句5：The candidate was well-prepared for the interview and answered all the questions confidently.

这位候选人为面试做好了充分准备，并自信地回答了所有问题。

同义词及用法：

1. job interview (n.) - a meeting between an employer and a potential employee to discuss a job opportunity

2. employment interview (n.) - an interview conducted by an employer to assess a candidate's suitability for a job

3. selection interview (n.) - an interview used to evaluate a candidate's skills, knowledge, and abilities for a specific position

4. recruitment interview (n.) - an interview conducted by a recruiter to assess a candidate's qualifications for a job

5. screening interview (n.) - an initial interview used to narrow down the pool of candidates for a job

编辑总结：

an-interview是一种正式的，通常用于询问问题来确定某人是否适合某项工作、学习课程等。它可以有多种不同的用途，如招聘、选拔、筛选等。在求职过程中，面试是一个重要的环节，候选人需要通过面试来展示自己的能力和素质。因此，对于想要成功通过面试的人来说，准备充分、自信地回答问题是非常重要的。同时，面试也是雇主选择合适员工的重要手段之一。通过面试，雇主可以更好地了解候选人，并决定是否将其录用。因此，在任何一方参加面试时都应该认真对待，并做好充分准备。