Examples of using Interviewee in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Programming
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Official/political
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Computer
I was the interviewee.
The interviewee is correct.
I don't like the interviewee.
The interviewee is John de Lancie!
Who is your next interviewee?
The interviewee, a girl assistant.
As noted by another interviewee;
Interviewee: It awakens your imagination!
Of course, the interviewee isn't you.
Interviewee: Yeah, he was a tremendous influence.
The witness is not credible, the interviewee is lying.
Which interviewee was the most exciting?
Congratulations to both interviewer and interviewee…!
For the DIR, the interviewee is not answering.
Well, to correctly interview the interviewee.
I have known my next interviewee for a few years now.
The interviewee does not appear oppressed by my arrival.
For the tape, I am showing the interviewee a copy of this item.
The Interviewee did not know his paternal grandparents.
The interviewer needs to be just as prepared as the interviewee.
If you summarize, the interviewee, the girl-assistant is able to.
An interview is an interaction between the interviewer and the interviewee.
The fourth and final interviewee of the night was best-selling author Dave Wolverton.
Face-to-face encounters pose a challenge to both interviewer and interviewee.
Similar to being a guest writer or interviewee, free publicity offers credibility that will increase market response more than traditional advertising.
The only problem with that is that I would be both the interviewer and the interviewee.
Another interviewee speaks similarly,'No one thought even for a moment that we would be taken to Germany, otherwise we would have escaped.
Because in the original‘Zionist Declaration' it is written‘a nationalhome guaranteed by international law'[Editor's note: The interviewee refers to the Balfour declaration.].
During the 1956 revolution, the Interviewee was six years old, and was at home with his family in their house in Buda, Széher street(pp. 58-59).
The interviewee described Zouari as a man whose“new ideas and methods of resistance” were put to use in“the most glorious battles of bravery and self-sacrifice.