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

• Know who are your interviewers, their background, positions;
  最好摸清你的面试官的情况，他们的背景和职位；
• Do not answer this question too generally or too safe, the interviewers like numbers.
  回答这个问题的时候，不要过于简单或过于考虑安全性，面试官喜欢数字。
• When I took the interview in GE, I told the interviewers about the generators.
  在GE面试时，我跟面试官讲过这种发电机。
• 20. Going into an interview* be interested in your interviewers.
  去面试的时候对你的面试官感兴趣。
• The setting is usually one-to-one, but occasionally a team or a panel of interviewers may interview you;
  一般是一对一面试，也会有一组人员面试一个人的情况；
• 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。
• Which is precisely why it is used: interviewers want to know how you handle your personal flaws.
  原因就是：面试者想要知道你是如何处理自己缺点的。
• I tried to predict the interviewers 'questions and how I should give my answers.
  我试图猜测考官会问些什么问题，我如何回答。
• 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。
• Western interviewers often look for more information than just your education and work experience.
  西方的面试官通常会了解一些更多的关于你的信息而不只是你的教育和工作经验。