英语词汇“hire”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	hire
释义	Contents verb (1) hire (1) noun (2) hire (THING) hire (PERSON) Contents verb (1) hire (1) noun (1) hire (1) Contents verb (3) hire (1) hire (2) hire (3) noun (2) hire (1) hire (2) English American Business hireverb [ T ] uk/haɪər/us/haɪr/ B1 UK US rent to pay to use something for a short period: How much would it cost to hire a car for the weekend? You could always hire a dress for the ball if you can't afford to buy one. B2 to employ someone or pay someone to do a particular job: I was hired by the first company I applied to. [ + to infinitive ] We ought to hire a public relations consultant to help improve our image. More examples Poor families don't have enough money to hire good lawyers. I thought we might hire a motorboat and take a trip round the bay. It costs £1000 a week to hire the yacht, plus a £120 refundable deposit. We hired a magician to entertain the children. Would it be very expensive to to hire bicycles for the week? Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Renting & hiring account charge account charter chartered credit account deposit hire purchase *hire sth/sb* out hp installment plan layaway lease lessee lessor rent rental the never-never You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Applying for a job Phrasal verb(s) hire sth/sb out hirenoun uk/haɪər/us/haɪr/ hire noun (THING) [ U ] UK an arrangement to use something by paying for it: The price includes flights and car hire. a hire car There's a camping shop in town that has tents for hire (= available to be hired) at £30 a week. See also rent rental Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Renting & hiring account charge account charter chartered credit account deposit hire purchase hire sth/sb out hp installment plan layaway lease lessee lessor rent rental the never-never hire noun (PERSON) [ C ] mainly US a person to whom a company has recently given a job: She's our latest hire. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Employees & colleagues acquihire appointee associate career woman co-worker colleague hireling homeworker incumbent mate new blood nominee operative payroll self-starter shadow staffer underling wage earner worker See more results » hireverb [ T ] us/hɑɪər/ to start to employ someone: You ought to hire a lawyer to handle your taxes. hirenoun [ C ] us/hɑɪər/ an employee: Those retiring will be replaced by new hires. hireverb [ T ] uk/haɪər/us HR to employ someone in a permanent job: Increased business means that the company will need to hire 15 new sales staff. hire sb as sth A supervisor noticed her potential and hired her as a trading trainee. be hired by sb/sth Employees hired by a public agency after July 1 will automatically be enrolled in the new contribution plan. Managers are given a free hand in hiring and firing employees. HR to pay a person or company to do a particular job for a short period of time: We will hire a contractor to consider what can be done that is cost effective. mainly UK US rent COMMERCE to pay to use something for a short period of time: They hired a billboard in a prominent position on Oxford Street to promote the event. Phrasal verb(s) hire sb/sth out hire yourself out hirenoun uk/haɪər/us [ U ] mainly UK US rental COMMERCE an arrangement in which someone pays to use something for a short period: car/equipment/plant hire Prices include return flights and car hire. There are plenty of cars available for hire. a hire business/company/firm [ C ] HR a person who a company or organization employs in a permanent job:** additional/fresh/new hires Three-quarters of the debt-collection industry's new hires quit after just three months.
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