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hire
英 [ˈhaɪə(r)] 美 [ˈhaɪər]

[ 复数 hires 第三人称单数 hires 现在分词 hiring 过去式 hired 过去分词 hired ]

短语

Hiring 雇用 ; 人才招聘 ; 雇佣

Negligent Hiring 随意雇佣 ; 失性雇佣 ; 随便雇佣 ; 雇用过失

Hiring and Affiancing 租赁与信托 ; 租赁与信任

Hiring Taxies 订车 ; 租赁出租车

Hiring a tutor 聘请家教 ; 延聘家教

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n.
- a newly hired employee
  "the new hires need special training"
- the act of hiring something or someone
  "he signed up for a week's car hire"
v.
- engage or hire for work
  "They hired two new secretaries in the department"
  
  同义词： engage employ
- hold under a lease or rental agreement; of goods and services
  同义词： rent charter lease
- engage for service under a term of contract
  同义词： lease rent charter engage take

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He was responsible for hiring and firing staff.

他负责招聘和解雇职员。

《牛津词典》
Most seasonal hiring is done in early October.

多数季节性招聘是在10月初进行。

《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》
She had to choose between giving up her job or hiring a nanny.

她不得不在放弃工作和雇用保姆之间作出选择。

《牛津词典》

更多双语例句

"Even after you start moving into a recovery-positive growth-hiring typically lags for some time after that.

VOA: standard.2009.07.14
We have only hired one Yale student so far, we're too tiny to--so we're not hiring, in case you wonder It was a student in this class that we hired, but again, that's all history.

至今，我们只雇佣过一个耶鲁的学生，我们太小了所以不需要雇佣别人，以免你困惑,那个学生就是在我教的班上的，故事就是这样。

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Beyond the hiring of its own employees, Buchanan Renewable's generation of lower-cost electricity should lead to further job growth as small businesses will spend less on utilities.

VOA: standard.2009.09.13

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The subprime mortgage crisis led to the financial crisis which led to the credit crisis which led to the crisis of consumer confidence which led to a when-the-heck-is-anyone-going-to-start-hiring-again crisis.

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Meanwhile, it has suggested meddling with wages and hiring-and-firing practices that exporters say would further weaken them at a time when they are struggling to cope with a high yen.

ECONOMIST: Is Japan back in a deflationary trap?
Admittedly, cyclical increases in unemployment may become permanent if labour-market rigidities, such as strict hiring-and-firing laws, make it hard for the jobless to find work even when the economy recovers, a condition known as hysteresis.

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