Pronunciation: /haɪərd/
verb to engage the services of someone for payment
A1 She hired a new employee to help with the workload.
A2 The company hired a team of consultants to improve their marketing strategy.
B1 After the interview, they hired him on the spot.
B2 The manager hired a professional trainer to conduct workshops for the staff.
C1 The CEO hired a renowned architect to design the new office building.
C2 The film director hired a famous actor to star in the movie.
adjective having been employed for a job or position
A1 The newly hired employee is still learning the ropes.
A2 The company hired a new assistant to help with the workload.
B1 The hired consultant provided valuable insights for the project.
B2 The hired contractor completed the renovations ahead of schedule.
C1 The hired specialist was instrumental in resolving the complex issue.
C2 The hired expert delivered a comprehensive report on the market trends.
formal The company hired a new marketing manager to oversee their advertising campaigns.
informal My friend just got hired at the new coffee shop down the street.
slang I heard that they hired a cool new bartender at the club.
figurative His determination and hard work hired him a spot on the team.
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