The pinyin and meaning of hire

The pinyin and meaning of pin are introduced as follows:

The Chinese pinyin of pin is: pìn.

Hire means:

1. To ask someone to take a certain position: ~ to hire a teacher.

2. In ancient times, countries sent envoys to visit each other: ~envoys came and went.

3. Engagement: ~ ceremony.

4. Marry: ~ girl. Out~.

Related phrases:

Hire? Hire? Betrothal gift? Recruitment? Recruitment? Urgent employment? Acceptance of employment? Apply for employment? Appointment? Bride price? Recruitment? Engagement? Selection? Retirement.

The sentence for hiring is as follows:

Yesterday the factory recruited a group of temporary workers.

This aroused local doubts among the men they recruited about their belief that Western culture and science were sinful.

At that time, Ford's recruitment policy was to visit fifty universities and select one student from each.

List only those skills that are relevant to the job you are hiring for.

People often advertise in newspapers for servants.

The obstacle to recruiting talented professors is that they must become pastors.

I have carefully read thousands of such recruitment advertisements.

All personal data will be used for recruitment purposes only.

I want to invest in children's early education. I also want to recruit more teachers, pay them higher salaries, and provide more support.

This school is recruiting teachers.

My brother met the recruitment requirements of a company.

The conditions for recruiting teachers this time are very strict.

Recruitment standards must be strictly followed and standards cannot be relaxed.

Why are you not on the list for this recruitment?