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Meanings of enlisting in English
Portuguese
recrutamento The act of getting recruits; enlisting people for the army (or for a job or a cause etc.)
Usage of enlisting in English
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Norris said Williams' her approach to enlisting a hitman was not typical.
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This year, they're enlisting influencers and meme-makers more directly in the effort.
3
She succeeded in enlisting Spain in 1779 and Holland the year following.
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He had no difficulty in passing the scrutiny of the enlisting officers.
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Surajah and I will wander about, enlisting in the garrisons of forts.
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The contest was extremely animated, enlisting the interest of the entire country.
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Bedr had been clever in enlisting the girls' sympathy for his soul.
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The Union leaders offset this movement by enlisting several volunteer Union regiments.
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First, though, Mariela was enlisting the transvestites in the Battle of Ideas.
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The great enlisting posters there caught her eye, filled her with bitterness.
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Neighbors and neighbors' boys were enlisting-goingto the support of Abe Lincoln.
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Joyfully enlisting, by Thy grace Divine, We are on the Lord's side.
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Every soldier on enlisting in the Army takes upon himself the following obligation:
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Additional expenses come when enlisting the help of porters and guides.
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He was of great use to me in enlisting the company.
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The Obama campaign said it showed him enlisting himself with the conspiracy theorists.
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Enlisting across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common