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/ˈkwɛstʃən/A sentence that you say when you want someone to tell you something.
Example: May I ask you a quick question about the job?
A110 words · Beginner
Interviews vocabulary — A1
Interview vocabulary for the day of the interview itself, covering a suit, a shirt, a tie, and how to smile with confidence.
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10suit
/sut/A jacket and trousers, or a jacket and skirt, made of the same cloth.
Example:
He's wearing a dark suit to the interview.
early
/ˈɜrli/Before the usual or planned time.
Example:
I always arrive early for job interviews.
ready
/ˈrɛdi/Prepared and able to do something now.
Example:
I'm ready for my interview at ten o'clock.
wait
/weɪt/To stay in one place until a person comes or something happens.
Example:
Please wait here until they call your name.
smile
/smaɪl/The happy look you make with your mouth when you are pleased or friendly.
Example:
She gave a warm smile and shook his hand.
shirt
/ʃɜrt/A piece of clothing worn on the upper body, usually with a collar and buttons.
Example:
He wore a clean white shirt to the interview.
tie
/taɪ/A long, narrow piece of cloth worn around the neck with a shirt, knotted at the front.
Example:
She helped him choose a blue tie for his interview.
clean
/klin/Not dirty; neat and tidy in appearance.
Example:
Make sure your shoes are clean for the interview.
ask
/æsk/To say something to someone because you want to know something.
Example:
The manager will ask you some questions.
