Definition of interviewer in English:

interviewer

noun ˈɪntəvjuːə

A person who interviews someone, especially as a job.
she took time to answer questions from radio interviewers
Example sentencesExamples
- He asked interviewers not to publish these events during his lifetime.
- Using this flashback format, both lead characters are separately questioned in the present by an off-screen interviewer.
- That seemingly curious response to the interviewer's question turns out to be perfectly accurate.
- Using a tag team of interviewers on camera in this way produces an undertone of comedy.
- In a much-repeated comment, he told the interviewer, "Fashion, like fascism, is about loss of identity."
- They also talked with former interviewers to solicit feedback.
- She hated hearing him tell interviewers all about the inner thoughts of the man she had dreamed up all on her own.
- An interviewer in Rome once asked me who was my favorite movie director.
- Any themes brought up by respondents were explored by the interviewer.
- Answering the unseen interviewer, three peasant women reply, matter-of-factly, yet smiling, "I'm not sure what happiness means."

Definition of interviewer in US English:

interviewer

nounˈin(t)ərˌvyo͞oər

A person who interviews someone, especially as a job.
she took time to answer questions from radio interviewers
Example sentencesExamples
- Using this flashback format, both lead characters are separately questioned in the present by an off-screen interviewer.
- She hated hearing him tell interviewers all about the inner thoughts of the man she had dreamed up all on her own.
- Answering the unseen interviewer, three peasant women reply, matter-of-factly, yet smiling, "I'm not sure what happiness means."
- He asked interviewers not to publish these events during his lifetime.
- An interviewer in Rome once asked me who was my favorite movie director.
- That seemingly curious response to the interviewer's question turns out to be perfectly accurate.
- Using a tag team of interviewers on camera in this way produces an undertone of comedy.
- Any themes brought up by respondents were explored by the interviewer.
- They also talked with former interviewers to solicit feedback.
- In a much-repeated comment, he told the interviewer, "Fashion, like fascism, is about loss of identity."

词汇	interviewer
释义	Definition of interviewer in English: interviewer noun ˈɪntəvjuːə A person who interviews someone, especially as a job. she took time to answer questions from radio interviewers Example sentencesExamples He asked interviewers not to publish these events during his lifetime. Using this flashback format, both lead characters are separately questioned in the present by an off-screen interviewer. That seemingly curious response to the interviewer's question turns out to be perfectly accurate. Using a tag team of interviewers on camera in this way produces an undertone of comedy. In a much-repeated comment, he told the interviewer, "Fashion, like fascism, is about loss of identity." They also talked with former interviewers to solicit feedback. She hated hearing him tell interviewers all about the inner thoughts of the man she had dreamed up all on her own. An interviewer in Rome once asked me who was my favorite movie director. Any themes brought up by respondents were explored by the interviewer. Answering the unseen interviewer, three peasant women reply, matter-of-factly, yet smiling, "I'm not sure what happiness means." Definition of interviewer in US English: interviewer nounˈin(t)ərˌvyo͞oər A person who interviews someone, especially as a job. she took time to answer questions from radio interviewers Example sentencesExamples Using this flashback format, both lead characters are separately questioned in the present by an off-screen interviewer. She hated hearing him tell interviewers all about the inner thoughts of the man she had dreamed up all on her own. Answering the unseen interviewer, three peasant women reply, matter-of-factly, yet smiling, "I'm not sure what happiness means." He asked interviewers not to publish these events during his lifetime. An interviewer in Rome once asked me who was my favorite movie director. That seemingly curious response to the interviewer's question turns out to be perfectly accurate. Using a tag team of interviewers on camera in this way produces an undertone of comedy. Any themes brought up by respondents were explored by the interviewer. They also talked with former interviewers to solicit feedback. In a much-repeated comment, he told the interviewer, "Fashion, like fascism, is about loss of identity."
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