Welcome to Codidact! It looks like you're having a rough start here; I'm sorry to see that.
That said, I think there's a mistake in your answer that you may want to address. If code is compiled every time before running, it's still compiled. You seem to be thinking of JIT - Just In Time compilation. In the strictest version of interpretation, a part of a program might not even be parsed until it is reached by the execution.
You may want to edit your answer to provide some more detail. It is generally appreciated if you do research for an answer and provide sources. (Careful if your source is AI though - it is useful but inherently unreliable!)
Anyway, I hope this will provide you with a little help. Codidact is a beautiful place but it is not always an easy one.

By "compile," I guess you mean translating to machine code and executing it. But that is what happens every time an interpreter runs. It translates the script into machine code and then runs it. But in the case of compilation, like in C, it creates a binary shared library or a file once, and then it is used again and again, without recompiling.

I insist that JIT is something used by an interpreter in order to improve performance, but I still would not call JavaScript a compiled language. The same goes for Python, though both of them often use JIT.

As for Java, it is divided. It creates compiled bytecode for the JVM once. It can be a class file, WAR, JAR, and so on. But then the JVM, which acts as an interpreter, compiles it every time again and again before executing it. This is different from a case like Go, where you compile once and then run it again and again.

I understand that most people disagree with my definition. But I fail to see a better definition than this.

in other word, interpreter always compile the code (including all step of compilation like parsing) and then run it. because the cpu run in any case can run only the machine code.

So to say that the difference is whether the code is compiled once and kept as compiled binary or the source code is used again and again sound to me that best definition whether something is compiler or interpreter.