Synonym: charter, employ, engage, lease, let, rent, use. Similar words: third, T-shirt, two-thirds, wire, tire, direct, empire, retire. Meaning: ['haɪə(r)] 
n. 1. a newly hired employee 2. the act of hiring something or someone. v. 1. engage or hire for work 2. hold under a lease or rental agreement; of goods and services 3. engage for service under a term of contract.
n. 1. a newly hired employee 2. the act of hiring something or someone. v. 1. engage or hire for work 2. hold under a lease or rental agreement; of goods and services 3. engage for service under a term of contract. 
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(61) We can hire bikes for a day to explore the town.
(62) The brothers chip in a certain amount of money each month to hire a home health aide.
(63) They were so poor they had to hire themselves out on the farms.
(64) She believes employers should have the right to hire and fire at will.
(65) No one perceived themself to be in a position to hire such a man.
(66) I thought we might hire a motorboat and take a trip round/around the bay.
(67) He had the hire of a car for a week.
(68) When his prospective employers learned that he smoked, they said they wouldn't hire him.
(69) The accommodation is some distance from the clubhouse, so a hire car comes in useful.
(70) Have you costed out how much it will be to hire another member of staff?http://Sentencedict.com
(71) You could always hire a dress for the ball if you can't afford to buy one.
(72) You can hire a car if you want to explore further afield.
(73) They have the power to hire and fire managers and say yea or nay to big investment projects.
(74) Businesses may only hire foreign workers where an American cannot be found.
(75) Four days' car hire costs £150, which is well worth it for the freedom it gives you.
(76) We discussed the matter of whether or not to hire a bus.
(77) The church here was left a bequest to hire doctors who would work amongst the poor.
(78) The owner of the house refused to hire the mowing done.
(79) Look for a car hire agreement that offers unlimited mileage.
(80) It costs £1000 a week to hire the yacht[sentencedict.com], plus a £120 refundable/returnable deposit.
(81) Local authorities are likely to refuse to hire facilities to unrecognised martial arts organisations.
(82) You can hire these from most car hire firms, provided you have a clean driving licence.
(83) The rich could hire good lawyers and get off easy.
(84) Their threat to hire replacement workers has the union with its back to the wall.
(85) Farm labour used to hire themselves out for the summer.
(86) We have a wide range of vehicles available for hire at competitive rates.
(87) Child car seats only cost about ￡10 a week to hire.
(88) Do you hire out bikes? Or they can rent / let a building, etc:We rent out rooms in our house to students.
(89) This is a nice setup, did you hire an interior decorator?
(90) The Budapest office plans to hire freelance reporters to cover the latest happenings.
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