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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(181) Try to hire a carpenter with years of experience at his command.
(182) The cost of using such established systems is high, typically about ￡1,500 per hour to hire.
(183) You hire a room above a pub or in a community centre and hand out invitations to all your friends.
(184) The container was commissioned on a contract hire agreement with David Robertson Haulage.
(185) They can also shift employees to other departments or require contractors to hire them at comparable wages and benefits.
(186) The board fired the garbage collection service and contracted with another young man, on condition that he hire Kenilworth-Parkside residents.
(187) Private hire cars also carry roof signs showing their telephone numbers, but are only allowed to carry passengers in response to telephone requests.
(188) There Lady Cheverel took singing lessons from a teacher who recommended that she hire a manuscript copyist, one Sarti.
(189) You can hire the correct immersion heater spanner, but their cheapness probably makes buying one a better answer.
(190) Car hire can not be pre-booked within seven days of departure.
(191) The board, composed of nine presidential appointees,[www.Sentencedict.com] has the power to hire and fire the postmaster general.
(192) Motorboats are also available for hire, as are the pedaloes and sailing dinghies.
(193) I pretty much have to hire whatever walks through that door if the town clerk sends him up.
(194) Some companies hire college graduates as blue-collar worker supervisors and then promote them.
(195) An executive order to revoke federal contracts of businesses that hire illegal workers.
(196) These include pursuing a claim for policy excess, car hire charges and loss of the use of one's vehicle.
(197) I enclose the completed form that you mentioned for hire of the school classroom for Parish Council meetings.
(198) The plaintiffs could not afford to buy a new dredger and had to hire one.
(199) President Clinton issued an order Tuesday barring federal contracts from companies that knowingly hire illegal immigrants.
(200) Cruz also said Muni planned to hire at least 12 additional safety staffers, bringing the total to 72.
(201) We have an extensive wardrobe of costumes for hire for theatrical productions or as fancy-dress.
(202) Hire a four-wheel drive vehicle - there are lots of off-the-beaten-track spots to discover.
(203) Can you hire new people instead of changing behaviors and skills of existing people?
(204) The seller must be asked whether any of the fixtures and fittings are subject to hire purchase or loan agreements.
(205) Some encourage tenant councils to hire and fire private management firms.
(206) Employers who hire a worker must contact the federal government, which checks to ensure that the new bloke has his papers.
(207) Why should we hire you instead of one of the other candidates?
(208) The price of your fly-drive holiday includes both car hire and hotel accommodation vouchers.
(209) Rich celebrities are allowed to hire good lawyers and get off easy.
(210) Anyone with a wall problem should hire a qualified structural engineer to write a specification that will solve the problem.
More similar words: third, T-shirt, two-thirds, wire, tire, direct, empire, retire, fire up, on fire, admire, retired, require, inspire, director, required, entirely, directly, catch fire, set fire to, retirement, requirement, inquire about, questionnaire, in all directions, direct investment.