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TOEFL BNC: 1231 COCA: 1962
employ verb
employ (How many people does the company employ?) use1 (employ tactics/force) be employed work2
employ

verb

 See also the entry for appoint 另見appoint條employ ♦︎ hire ♦︎ recruit ♦︎ sign ♦︎ contract ♦︎ engage ♦︎ retain ♦︎ take sb onThese words all mean to give sb a job to do for payment. 這些詞均表示僱用、聘用。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配to employ / hire / recruit / sign / engage / retain / take on sb as sthto employ / hire / recruit / sign / contract / engage / retain / take on sb to do sthto hire / recruit / sign sb from a place / company / groupto employ / hire / recruit / contract / take on workers / staffto employ / hire / recruit a managerto employ / hire / engage / retain a lawyerto sign / contract a playerto engage / retain sb's services employ [transitive] to have sb working for you for payment; to give sb a job 僱用;聘用How many people does the company employ?這家公司僱用了多少人?A number of people have been employed to deal with the backlog of work.已僱用了一些人來處理積壓下來的工作。 see also be employed work verb 2 , employer manager , employment work noun 2 hire [transitive, intransitive] (especially NAmE) to give sb a job; to find new people to work for a company or organization 僱用;聘用;(公司或機構)招工She was hired three years ago.她是三年前錄用的。He does the hiring and firing in our company.他在我們公司負責員工的聘用和辭退。We're not hiring right now.目前我們不招工。In both British and American English hire also means 'to employ sb for a short time to do a particular job'. 在英式和美式英語中,hire也有臨時僱用之義They hired a firm of consultants to design the new system.他們請了一家咨詢公司設計新系統。 OPP fire fire verb recruit rɪˈkruːt [transitive, intransitive] (rather formal) to find new people to join a company, an organization or the armed forces (公司或機構)招收(新成員);(部隊)征募(新兵);納新The police are trying to recruit more officers from ethnic minorities.警察機關正試圖從少數民族中征募更多的警員。They recruited several new members to the club.他們吸納了幾名俱樂部新會員。He is responsible for recruiting at all levels.他負責各級征募工作。 see also recruit recruit noun sign [transitive, intransitive] to arrange for sb, especially a musician or sports player, to sign a contract agreeing to work for your company or team; to sign a contract agreeing to work for a company or team (和⋯)簽約;應聘The team has just signed a new goalkeeper.該隊剛剛和一名新守門員簽約了。 (BrE) He signed for United yesterday.他昨天和聯隊簽約了。 (especially NAmE) He signed with the San Francisco 49ers.他和舊金山49人隊簽了約。The band signed with Virgin Records.樂隊同維京唱片公司簽了約。 contract kənˈtrækt [transitive, usually passive] (rather formal) to make a legal agreement with sb for them to work for you or provide you with a service, especially for a limited period of time 與⋯訂立(有限期的)合同(或契約)The player is contracted to play until August.這名球員的簽約合同8月份到期。Several computer engineers have been contracted to the finance department.幾名計算機工程師與財務部門簽訂了合同。In this meaning contract is usually followed by to. In American English it is sometimes followed by with. 表達此義時,contract通常後接to,在美式英語中有時後接withHe can't work for them because he is contracted with another company.他因與另一家公司已簽約,所以不能爲他們工作。 see also contract contract noun engage ɪnˈgeɪdʒ [transitive] (formal, especially BrE) to employ sb to do a particular job 僱用;聘用He is currently engaged as a consultant.他目前被聘作顧問。We will have to engage the services of a translator.我們得聘一名翻譯人員。 retain rɪˈteɪn [transitive] (law 法律) to pay money regularly or in advance to a professional person such as a lawyer, so that they will do work for you when you need them to 聘用,委托(律師等專業人士)You will need to retain the services of a lawyer.你將需要聘請一位律師。You will be paid a retaining fee.你將收到預付辯護費。A lawyer, etc. can be retained by a member of the public as well as by a company; sb who is retained may do work for other people or companies as well. * retain a lawyer指由個人或公司聘用律師。被聘用者仍可接受其他人或其他公司的委托。 ˌtake sb ˈon

phrasal verb

(took, taken)to give sb a job 僱用;聘用We're not taking on any new staff at present.目前我們不招收新員工。 OPP lay sb off fire verb

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