cv

英 [ˌsiː ˈviː]

美 [ˌsiː ˈviː]

n.  履历，简历(全写为 curriculum vitae)

复数：cvs　

BEC

Collins.1 / BNC.15980

牛津词典

noun

• 履历，简历（全写为 curriculum vitae）
  a written record of your education and the jobs you have done, that you send when you are applying for a job (abbreviation for curriculum vitae )
  1. Send a full CV with your job application.
     随求职申请书寄上详尽的个人履历。

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 履历;简历
  YourCVis a brief written account of your personal details, your education, and the jobs you have had. You can send a CV when you are applying for a job.CVis an abbreviation for (缩略 =) 'curriculum vitae'.
  1. Send them a copy of your CV.
     给他们寄一份你的简历。

in AM, use 美国英语用 résumé

双语例句

• Tailor you CV to the job for which you're applying.
  你的简历要为你的申请量身定做。
• I regard the content of these studies are on the inside of my CV.
  我把有关这些研究的内容都放在了我的CV里面。
• I have gone through your CV.
  我已经大体看过你的简历。
• Therefore you can cut and paste your CV into the body of the email.
  因此你可以将你的简历复制、黏贴到邮件的正文中。
• Applicants are asked to send in a CV and a covering letter
  申请人需要提交一份简历和附函。
• Make sure you use the same paper as you used for your CV; it demonstrates professionalism.
  确保你用的纸张与简历用的纸张是一样的。这是专业性的体现。
• In hiring, a CV contains hard information about degrees obtained and jobs done.
  在招聘中，一份简历会包含有关所获学位和工作经历的硬信息。
• But you have very little related experience on your CV.
  可是你的履历表上类似的实务经验非常少。
• I can write my CV in summary form.
  我能用大纲的方式写我的履历表。
• Your cv should be short — two sides of a sheet of A4 paper should normally be enough.
  简历应力求简短，通常A4纸两面的篇幅就足够了。