recruit

• 指新加入某个组织、团队或军队的人。

A noun referring to a person who has recently joined an organization, team, or military service.

1. New memberB1formal

   A person who has recently joined an organization, team, or military service.

   新成员

   • The company hired several new recruits this month.
   • The army trains its recruits for six weeks.
   • The football team welcomed their latest recruit.

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2. New employeeB1formal

   A person newly employed in a job or position.

   新员工

   • The HR department is responsible for onboarding new recruits.
   • The recruit showed great enthusiasm during training.
   • All recruits must complete a probation period.

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• 指为组织、团队或事业招募、招聘或吸收新成员、员工或参与者的动作。

A verb used to indicate the act of enlisting or hiring new members, employees, or participants for an organization, team, or cause.

1. Enlist new membersB1formal

   To find and enroll new people to join an organization, team, or military force.

   招募

   • The company is recruiting new software engineers.
   • The army recruits thousands of soldiers each year.
   • They are actively recruiting volunteers for the charity event.

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2. Persuade someone to joinB1formal

   To convince or persuade someone to become a member of a group or to participate in something.

   招募

   • She recruited her friends to help with the project.
   • The coach recruited the best players from the local schools.
   • He was recruited by a top university for their research program.

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