Recruits make sentences

What? Is it? I hope so? Recruit? Answer? Chairman? From where? Outside? That? Company. ?

He hopes to recruit a chairman from outside the company.

The police? Trying. Where to? Recruit? More? Black? And then what? Hispanic? Officers. ?

The police are trying to recruit more black and Hispanic policemen.

The police? Trying. Where to? Recruit? More? Officer? From where? Ethnic minorities. ?

The police are trying to recruit more new policemen from ethnic minorities.

newcomer

English? 【rkru？ T] beautiful? 【rkru？ t]？

The verb (abbreviation of verb) recruits (new members); New recruits (recruits); Persuasion and mobilization; To form (by recruitment), form; & lt (quantity, intensity, etc.) recovery

Recruits; new hand

[plural recruit third person singular recruit present participle recruit past participle recruit past participle recruit]

Synonym:

Noun (abbreviation of noun) recruitment; Recruits; new hand

Do you need manpower? ,? new recruit

Supplement; Employment; Recruitment; Restore health.

Supply? ,? supplement

Restoration of intransitive verbs; Recruit new recruits; Be supplemented; leave

Be cured? ,? pull out

Cognate words:

Root:? newcomer

Noun (short for noun)

Recruitment? Supplement; enlist (new) recruits

Recruiters? Recruiter, recruiter

Bilingual example:

Company? Have to. Recruit? About what? 1000? Woman? Are you online? Four? A few years. ?

The company had to recruit about 1000 women in four years.

What about now? we? Do you see it? A lot? Country? Recruit? Woman? Become? Their? Police force? And then what? Military. ?

Nowadays, we see many countries recruiting women to join their police forces and armies.

During? Mine? Mentality? Coach? Conversation? Me? Have you been taught? How about it? Recruit? Diversification? Labor force. ?

In my thinking training course, I learned how to recruit diverse employees.