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Meanings of hire in English

Portuguese
alugar
Catalan
llogar
Spanish
alquilar

Engage for service under a term of contract.

alugar
Portuguese
assalariar
Catalan
ocupar
Spanish
emplear

Engage or hire for work.

assalariar
Usage of hire in English
1
Ask questions, hire a health care advocate and listen to your body.
Ebony
2
Usually producers hire a trainer first and the animal second… View Article
The new yorker
3
Lutnick said he planned to hire up to 500 people this year.
Reuters
4
I knew he didn't hire anyone with less than five years' experience.
The brush-off: a hair-raising mystery
5
Baldy was in consultation; and the consultee is worthy of his hire.
Heart of the West
6
Law firms with Supreme Court practices are especially eager to hire ex-clerks.
Reuters
7
Companies may need to hire multiple cloud-services providers to minimize this risk.
Reuters
8
But financial services companies are reluctant to hire, according to Morgan McKinley.
Reuters
9
Companies often choose to hire additional advisers in protracted, complicated takeover battles.
Reuters
10
Of course, there's really no reason why I couldn't hire a taxi.
The bourne identity
11
It provides loans for working capital, new kit or to hire staff.
The Irish Times
12
Couldn't believe my luck when they said they wanted to hire me.
The Irish Times
13
Harrison is the second major hire for Atari in as many months.
Wired
14
But she said the faster-growing economy was encouraging more firms to hire.
Radio NZ
15
Pincus said the company has been using the network to hire people.
Wired
16
But if they hire venues to the public then discrimination laws apply.
The Guardian
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Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
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