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Meanings of hire (hires) 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 hires in English
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Yet recent hires for news and digital magazines point in another direction.
Reuters
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SocGen has made several hires in this area over the past year.
Reuters
3
Johnson, along with the other new hires, joined Wells' private client group.
Reuters
4
I began to think about work, about the new hires in grommeting.
No one belongs here more than you: stories
5
TD has expanded its metals unit in recent years with several hires.
Reuters
6
The new hires knew far less about the world than their predecessors.
Legacy of ashes: the history of the cia
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Both hires started their new roles at the beginning of March 2011.
Reuters
8
The bank has said that this allows it to make new hires.
Reuters
9
The Boston Globe noted a lack of diversity among Walsh's new hires.
The Guardian
10
Dell started with three hires last summer and is doubling this year.
Reuters
11
Once summer comes and the schools let out, Mr. Kingsley hires local.
Doctor Sleep
12
RBC Wealth's Newport Beach office has 14 advisers including the recent hires.
Reuters
13
UBS made two individual adviser hires in New Jersey and South Carolina.
Reuters
14
I'm going to do a thorough background check on all recent hires.
The Demon Lover
15
CIBC and RBC confirmed their recent hires and did not comment further.
Reuters
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The hires accompanied Warren on her first trip to the Hawkeye state.
The Guardian
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United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common