entrevistar
“entrevistar” means “to interview” in Spanish (general).
to interview
Also: to have an interview with
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Mañana voy a entrevistar a mi profesor para el periódico escolar.
A2Tomorrow I am going to interview my teacher for the school newspaper.
El periodista entrevistó a la presidenta ayer por la tarde.
B1The journalist interviewed the president yesterday afternoon.
Espero que entrevisten a más candidatos para el puesto pronto.
B2I hope they interview more candidates for the position soon.
🔄 Conjugations
subjunctive
imperfect
present
indicative
preterite
imperfect
present
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📚 Etymology▼
From the Spanish prefix 'entre-' (between) and the word 'vista' (view/sight). It captures the idea of two people sharing a 'view' or meeting face-to-face.
First recorded: 19th century
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is 'entrevistar' only used for job interviews?
No, it is used for job interviews, news reports, research projects, and any formal meeting where one person asks another questions.
Does it change its stem like 'entender'?
No, it is completely regular. The 'e' does not change to 'ie'.
How do I say 'to be interviewed'?
You can use the passive form: 'ser entrevistado'.