recruit
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /rɪˈkruːt/
Forms: recruiting, recruited, recruiter
recruit means: A person who has recently joined a group or organization.
noun
A person who has recently joined a group or organization.
- The new recruit starts today.
- All recruits attend a short training course.
- Our newest recruit has already brought fresh ideas to the team.
A person who has just joined the army or another military force.
- The recruit put on his uniform.
- The sergeant showed the recruits how to march.
- She joined the army as a recruit last month.
A person hired to work for an employer.
- Each recruit signed an employment contract.
- The company offered its recruits a good salary.
- One recruit had ten years of experience in sales.
verb
To find people and persuade or choose them to join a group, study, or work somewhere.
- We need to recruit more staff.
- The club recruited ten new members last month.
- Are you recruiting volunteers for the summer programme?
To add new soldiers to an army or military unit.
- They needed to recruit the army.
- The regiment was recruited with men from the northern towns.
- Officers recruited the battalion before the next campaign.
Questions about recruit
What does recruit mean?
A person who has recently joined a group or organization.
What is recruit in other languages?
Türkçe: yeni üye · Español: nuevo miembro · Français: recrue · Deutsch: Neuzugang · Italiano: nuovo membro · 日本語: 新入り
How do you pronounce recruit?
It is pronounced /rɪˈkruːt/.
How do you use recruit in a sentence?
The new recruit starts today. All recruits attend a short training course.
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