看上了我叫他们过来面试
“Take a look. If anyone catches your eye, you can interview them.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“These are my initial selections. Take a look. If anyone catches your eye, you can interview them.”
看上了 我叫 他们 过来 面试
“Take a look. If anyone catches your eye, you can interview them.”
“They're all from top universities. Graduate degree holders.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Subordinates or HR staff do initial screening, but explicit review and consent from team leads are required before issuing interview invitations.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to fancy, choose, or approve of
Commonly used in everyday speech to indicate taking a liking to an object, candidate, or partner.
call them in for an interview
A standard workplace phrase used by HR or hiring managers when progressing candidates.
Serves as a conditional marker indicating the realization of liking or selecting someone.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“He first came to our company to look at profiles and then shortlisted a few.”
“to come in and chat at our office?”
“Then, he came to the company again, specifically to interview the two of us.”
“(I'm going to an interview at Ronghe Law Firm tomorrow.)”
“I'm sure a lot of companies have reached out to you lately.”
“Then why did you pass me in the interview?”