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Meanings of recruit in English
Synonyms
Examples for "enter"
Examples for "enter"
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Witnesses said security forces allowed protesters to enter the main airport building.
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Tens of thousands of children enter Russia's decrepit orphanage system every year.
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They allow people to escape their reality and enter a new one.
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Washington says the government should enter a new dialogue with the opposition.
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Even before children enter school, years of learning have already taken place.
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L-1's gadgets are even being used widely to enroll school bus drivers.
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His parents say he will likely enroll at a community college first.
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This is even before having to enroll additional patients, Stifel's Klein said.
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This led her parents to enroll her in a school called Westland.
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Vacationers can take group lessons or enroll in more intensive three-day programs.
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However, her main need was still to enrol him in her conspiracy.
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His parents say he will likely enrol at a community college first.
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Similarly, we are unable to enrol new PPP lenders at this time.
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Parents would not be forced to enrol their children in online schools.
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Try again or enrol at the Unseen University to further your education.
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He began to inscribe commands onto the page, in words and drawings.
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He paused to inscribe this sentence on the tablets of his memory.
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You will please inscribe this at once upon your tablets, Miss Ross.
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On the ground I inscribe the words: King and Queen of the Jews.
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They are not a legal document inscribed on a paper, it said.
Usage of recruit in English
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The new recruit now hopes to change the way police are seen.
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Companies large and small recruit from Kaggle's fertile field of problem solvers.
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Support young people to achieve positive outcomes -visit Tusla recruit here
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Funding will also be made available to political parties to recruit immigrants.
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It will thus be possible to recruit more international doctors and nurses.
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This could amount to half a new recruit's salary for a year.
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It will recruit another 100 people in the current fiscal, Bond said.
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All in all, she was happy with the new recruit so far.
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He would tell the great imam that there was a new recruit.
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The new recruit in the army of business chicane nodded his head.
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The chromatin factors that recruit the CPC to centromeres are unknown, however.
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The new recruit is totally unaware of the double agenda that's operating.
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Itwants to recruit project managers, system analysts, software developers and business analysts.
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We continue to recruit but are more selective than in the past.
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But why do you want to recruit me in the first place?'
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It also claims Bedier attempted to recruit former colleagues still at PayPal.
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Recruit through the time
Recruit across language varieties
Ireland
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New Zealand
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Australia
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