Job Application Vocabulary

noun the process of applying a substance or material to something

• The company requires all job applicants to submit an online application.
• You should fill out the application if you want to be considered for the job.
• Just slap together the application real quick and send it in.
• Learning a new language is like installing a new application in your brain.

noun a formal request for something, typically in writing

verb to make a formal request or application for something

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• Candidates must apply for the job through the official online portal.
• You should apply for that position before the deadline.
• I'm gonna apply for that gig, it sounds awesome.
• The same principles of physics apply to this new theory as well.

noun a person who applies for a job or is nominated for election

• The candidate had an impressive resume and strong references.
• I heard that the candidate aced the interview.
• That candidate is a total rockstar!
• The candidate's campaign was like a well-oiled machine.

noun the state of being eligible; the quality or condition of being suitable or qualified for something

• To determine your eligibility for the scholarship, please submit all required documents.
• You gotta make sure you meet the eligibility requirements before applying for the job.
• Sorry dude, you don't meet the eligibility criteria for this club.
• Her lack of experience may affect her eligibility for the leadership position.

noun a person who temporarily takes the place of another, especially in a sports team

verb to complete a form or document by providing requested information

preposition used to indicate that information should be added in a specific space or place

• Please fill in the required fields on the registration form before submitting.
• Don't forget to fill in your name and address on the form.
• Make sure you fill in all the blanks on the survey.
• Her laughter seemed to fill in the empty spaces in the room.

noun a brief account of a person's education, qualifications, and previous experience, typically sent with a job application

verb begin to do or pursue (something) again after a pause or interruption

• I will need to review your resume before scheduling an interview.
• Make sure to update your resume before applying for the job.
• I heard she has a killer resume that landed her the job.
• His determination to succeed was like a well-crafted resume, showcasing his skills and experience.

noun the action of presenting a proposal, application, or other document for review or judgment

• The deadline for submission of the research paper is next Friday.
• Hey, don't forget to submit your submission by Friday!
• Make sure you get your submission in by the deadline, okay?
• The artist's submission to the gallery was a masterpiece of creativity.

noun a method of voting where a candidate's name is manually added to the ballot by the voter

verb to cast a vote by manually adding a candidate's name to the ballot

• Please remember to write in complete sentences for your essay.
• Make sure you write in your own words when summarizing the article.
• I'll write in all the juicy details in my diary.
• She had to write in her emotions in order to convey the depth of her character.

adjective able to be contacted or reached

• The company's customer service team is always contactable during business hours.
• You can reach me on my cell phone anytime, I'm always contactable.
• I'm always around, so hit me up whenever you need to chat. I'm super contactable.
• His emotions were like a fortress, never easily breached or contactable by others.

noun a person who has been included on a shortlist for a particular job, award, or other selection process

• The shortlistee for the prestigious award has been announced.
• Did you hear that Sarah is a shortlistee for the job at the new company?
• I can't believe I made it as a shortlistee for the scholarship!
• She was a shortlistee in the competition for his heart.