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Synonyms for hire
haɪərhire
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Wiktionary
hirenoun
To employ; to obtain the services of (a person) in exchange for remuneration; to give someone a job.
The company had problems when it tried to hire more skilled workers.
Antonyms:
firehirenoun
To exchange the services of for remuneration.
When my grandfather retired, he had over twenty mechanics in his hire.
Synonyms:
employment, employ
English Synonyms and Antonyms
hire
In general terms it may be said that to employ is to devote to one's purpose, to use is to render subservient to one's purpose; what is used is viewed as more absolutely an instrument than what is employed; a merchant employs a clerk; he uses pen and paper; as a rule, use is not said of persons, except in a degrading sense; as, the conspirators used him as a go-between. Hence the expression common in some religious circles "that God would use me" is not to be commended; it has also the fault of representing the human worker as absolutely a passive and helpless instrument; the phrase is altogether unscriptural; the Scripture says, "We are laborers together with (co-workers with) God." That which is used is often consumed in the using, or in familiar phrase used up; as, we used twenty tons of coal last winter; in such cases we could not substitute employ. A person may be employed in his own work or in that of another; in the latter case the service is always understood to be for pay. In this connection employ is a word of more dignity than hire; a general is employed in his country's service; a mercenary adventurer is hired to fight a tyrant's battles. It is unsuitable, according to present usage, to speak of hiring a pastor; the Scripture, indeed, says of the preacher, "The laborer is worthy of his hire;" but this sense is archaic, and hire now implies that the one hired works directly and primarily for the pay, as expressed in the noun "hireling;" a Pastor is properly said to be called, or when the business side of the transaction is referred to, engaged, or possibly employed, at a certain salary.
Synonyms:
call, employ, engage, engross, make use of, use, use upPreposition:
Employ in, on, upon, or about a work, business, etc.; for a purpose; at a stipulated salary.
Complete Dictionary of Synonyms and Antonyms
Princeton's WordNet
hirenoun
a newly hired employee
"the new hires need special training"
Antonyms:
send away, force out, fire, sack, give the sack, dismiss, give notice, displace, give the axe, can, terminatehireverb
the act of hiring something or someone
"he signed up for a week's car hire"
Antonyms:
send away, terminate, force out, displace, can, give the sack, sack, give notice, dismiss, give the axe, firehire, engage, employverb
engage or hire for work
"They hired two new secretaries in the department"; "How many people has she employed?"
Synonyms:
rent, prosecute, occupy, use, engross, charter, mesh, utilise, operate, employ, absorb, engage, affiance, betroth, lock, take, wage, pursue, lease, utilize, apply, plight, enlistAntonyms:
dismiss, terminate, send away, force out, fire, give the axe, give notice, can, sack, displace, give the sackrent, hire, charter, leaseverb
hold under a lease or rental agreement; of goods and services
Synonyms:
employ, take, rent, engage, charter, let, leaseAntonyms:
sack, can, terminate, give notice, force out, give the axe, send away, fire, displace, dismiss, give the sacklease, rent, hire, charter, engage, takeverb
engage for service under a term of contract
"We took an apartment on a quiet street"; "Let's rent a car"; "Shall we take a guide in Rome?"
Synonyms:
require, read, occupy, subscribe to, withdraw, lead, ingest, take on, carry, deal, assume, have, hold, choose, study, learn, wage, absorb, necessitate, consume, affiance, operate, demand, employ, lock, consider, need, rent, enlist, pick out, remove, aim, plight, contract, adopt, film, fill, pursue, lease, take aim, prosecute, take up, train, strike, use up, select, take, drive, let, make, claim, get, get hold of, exact, take away, pack, engross, call for, take in, bring, submit, convey, shoot, engage, direct, charter, contain, subscribe, betroth, involve, acquire, look at, postulate, accept, guide, admit, mesh, ask, conductAntonyms:
give the sack, can, dismiss, force out, sack, give the axe, terminate, displace, give notice, send away, fire
Dictionary of English Synonymes
Synonyms, Antonyms & Associated Words
hirenoun
Synonyms:
salary, wages, pay, stipend, remuneration, compensationhireverb
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Words popularity by usage frequency
ranking | word | |
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#26 | have | |
#61 | use | |
#77 | get | |
#132 | make | |
#180 | read | |
#183 | need | |
#246 | take | |
#342 | guide | |
#346 | location | |
#374 | call | |
#424 | learn | |
#453 | select | |
#508 | study | |
#543 | let | |
#677 | film | |
#737 | drive | |
#749 | ask | |
#783 | direct | |
#867 | subscribe | |
#868 | submit | |
#892 | choose | |
#1024 | employment | |
#1028 | commission | |
#1061 | apply | |
#1127 | rental | |
#1176 | lead | |
#1204 | contract | |
#1274 | deal | |
#1275 | hold | |
#1425 | bring | |
#1528 | consider | |
#1539 | require | |
#1570 | pack | |
#1637 | rent | |
#1651 | remove | |
#1829 | demand | |
#1893 | accept | |
#2022 | claim | |
#2197 | hire | |
#2291 | fill | |
#2412 | carry | |
#2505 | train | |
#2645 | conduct | |
#2700 | contain | |
#2751 | aim | |
#3241 | mesh | |
#3354 | assume | |
#3402 | exact | |
#3411 | lock | |
#3789 | charter | |
#3884 | strike | |
#3943 | operate | |
#3993 | recruitment | |
#4105 | commit | |
#4128 | lease | |
#5175 | shoot | |
#5323 | wage | |
#5419 | involve | |
#5639 | adopt | |
#6220 | engage | |
#6337 | recruiting | |
#6810 | acquire | |
#6821 | admit | |
#6833 | leasing | |
#6926 | hiring | |
#7546 | pursue | |
#8878 | utilize | |
#9099 | employ | |
#10524 | withdraw | |
#10803 | initiate | |
#10928 | recruit | |
#11140 | renting | |
#12977 | convey | |
#13640 | consume | |
#14198 | rented | |
#15816 | absorb | |
#15899 | occupy | |
#17603 | incur | |
#18423 | hires | |
#22266 | plight | |
#24818 | prosecute | |
#29003 | utilise | |
#32537 | enlist | |
#39203 | necessitate | |
#48394 | postulate | |
#48993 | ingest | |
#233923 | engross | |
#319633 | betroth |
How to use hire in a sentence?
Today's bipartisan Senate vote is an important step toward ensuring the United States can negotiate and enforce strong, high-standards trade agreements, if done right, these agreements are vital to expanding opportunities for the middle class, leveling the playing field for American workers, and establishing rules for the global economy that help our businesses grow and hire by selling goods made in America to the rest of the world.
I said, whatever you do -- and we were still in the process of trying to find someone to take my place -- I said whatever you do, don't hire a' yes man,' someone who won't tell you the truth -- don't do that, because if you do, I believe you will be impeached.
Companies will hire someone for two to three years, but they have no intention of investing the time or the money to nurture that employee.
When people ask me what I learned from my experience at SigFig, I always tell them that I didn’t really learn anything at all, except that failure sucks, and you never, ever want it to happen again, but also, it’s the kind of thing that gets you up in the morning. One of the things we talk about at Zenefits is that we want to hire people who have a chip on their shoulder—an intensity to prove they can accomplish something, or prove people who have doubted them wrong. I felt a lot like that myself when I started Zenefits. I needed to prove I could accomplish something—that I wasn’t a failure, even though it felt to me like I was. That’s how a lot of this stuff got started.
Locals simply don't want this job cause they think its degrading, so we're forced to hire a lot of foreign workers.
Translations for hire
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- أجر, تأجير, استخدم, شغل, استعملArabic
- наемамBulgarian
- llogar, contractarCatalan, Valencian
- najmout, zaměstnatCzech
- ansætteDanish
- einstellen, heuern, Verleih, anstellen, mieten, anwerbenGerman
- contratarSpanish
- työntekijä, palvelus, mennä töihin, palkata, ottaa työhön, teettää, vuokrata, työsuhde, työllistää, palkkautuaFinnish
- employer, engager, louer, recruter, embaucherFrench
- fostaighIrish
- fastachadh, fastaidhScottish Gaelic
- alugarGalician
- किरायाHindi
- mempekerjakanIndonesian
- engajarIdo
- ingaggiare, assumere, assoldare, impiegareItalian
- 雇う, 雇います, 借りる, 雇用Japanese
- conducoLatin
- изнајмува, најмуваMacedonian
- verhuren, huren, werknemer, aanwerven, aanstellen, werk aannemenDutch
- ansetteNorwegian
- zatrudniaćPolish
- contratado, contratar, empregar, empregoPortuguese
- angajaRomanian
- трудоустраивать, брать напрокат, нанимать, взять напрокат, нанять, трудоустроить, НаемRussian
- anställa, hyra, anställdSwedish
- 聘请Chinese
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