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Qué significa “recruit” en español: traducción, pronunciación y ejemplos

Pronunciación: EE. UU. /rɪˈkruːt/

Otras formas: recruiting, recruited, recruiter

recruit en español: nuevo miembro, recluta, empleado, contratado, reclutar, contratar

sustantivo

NUEVO MIEMBROB2

nuevo miembro, recluta

Persona que acaba de incorporarse a un grupo u organización.

En inglés sencillo: 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.

Cómo se usa: a recruit to something (She is the newest recruit to our club.)

Sinónimos: newcomer, new member

Expresiones frecuentes: new recruit, recruit to something, young recruit

NUEVO SOLDADOB2

recluta

Persona que acaba de ingresar en el ejército u otra fuerza militar.

En inglés sencillo: 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.

Sinónimos: new soldier, enlistee

Expresiones frecuentes: army recruit, raw recruit, recruit training

PERSONA CONTRATADAC1

empleado, contratado

Persona contratada para trabajar para un empleador.

En inglés sencillo: 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.

Cómo se usa: a recruit from somewhere (The company hired a recruit from a rival firm.)

Sinónimos: employee, hire

Expresiones frecuentes: company recruit, successful recruit, recruit from somewhere

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CAPTAR PERSONASB2

reclutar, contratar

Buscar personas y convencerlas o seleccionarlas para unirse a un grupo, participar en un estudio o trabajar.

En inglés sencillo: 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?

Cómo se usa: recruit someone to do something (We recruited volunteers to help at the festival.); recruit someone for something (They are recruiting staff for the new shop.); recruit someone from somewhere (The university recruits students from many countries.)

Sinónimos: hire, enlist, sign up

Expresiones frecuentes: recruit new staff, recruit volunteers, recruit someone for something, recruit employees

REFUERZO MILITARC2

reforzar con reclutas

Añadir nuevos soldados a un ejército o a una unidad militar.

En inglés sencillo: 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.

Cómo se usa: recruit something with someone (The regiment was recruited with men from nearby villages.)

Sinónimos: reinforce, replenish

Expresiones frecuentes: recruit an army, recruit a regiment

Preguntas frecuentes sobre recruit

¿Qué significa recruit?

“recruit” significa “nuevo miembro”. Persona que acaba de incorporarse a un grupo u organización.

¿Cómo se dice recruit en español?

Las traducciones de recruit al español son: nuevo miembro, recluta, empleado, contratado, reclutar, contratar.

¿Cómo se pronuncia recruit?

Se pronuncia /rɪˈkruːt/.

¿Cómo se usa recruit en una frase?

The new recruit starts today. All recruits attend a short training course.

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