recruit
rec
ˈrɪk
rik
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rut
root
British pronunciation
/rɪˈkruːt/

Definition & Meaning of "recruit"in English

to recruit
01

to employ people for a company, etc.

Transitive: to recruit sb
to recruit definition and meaning
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Examples
The company is actively recruiting new graduates for entry-level positions.
They decided to recruit experienced professionals to enhance the team's expertise.
02

to bring someone into a group, organization, or cause as a member or worker

Transitive: to recruit sb
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Examples
She was recruited as a volunteer for the environmental cleanup project.
They recruited members from the local community to join the charity drive.
03

to find people to join the armed forces

Transitive: to recruit soldiers
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Examples
The military aimed to recruit new members to strengthen its forces.
They are recruiting soldiers for the upcoming campaign.
Recruit
01

a person who has been newly hired or joined an organization or group

recruit definition and meaning
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Examples
They advertised for recruits to join the program next season.
He is a recent recruit to the marketing team.
02

a person who has just joined the military and is undergoing initial training or has recently begun service

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The recruit struggled with the physical demands of boot camp.
New recruits were issued uniforms and assigned to barracks.
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