Employ meaning in English
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Definition
to employ (a worker, a method): to hire, to recruit (a worker); to have as an employee; to use (a method)
We just employed a new Marketing Director. 20 people applied for the job, but she was the best candidate.
Delavigne employs 400 salespeople. Delavigne has 400 salespeople working for it.
How do you employ this expression? How do you use this expression?
an employee: a worker, a member of staff
an employer: a boss, a manager; a company, a business, a firm
Examples
- "After years of research, I'm proud to introduce you all to my newest employee, THX-1134, the ultimate salesperson!"
- "Employee : "Unisexy"!"
- "Employee : Uh... "Wrinkle killer"."
- "Bruno : The company covers accommodation expenses for new foreign employees."
- "Employee : Box!"
- "Station employee : Sorry?"
- "Gentlemen, did you think you could organize a secret prize fight between two senior Delavigne employees?"
- "No Delavigne employee should have to sleep in a park!"
- "All the Delavigne employees have a stupid accent, mmkay?"
- "Employee : French Onion Soap!"
- "Icarus : Yes, almost all Delavigne Corporation employees contribute to something called a 401(k) plan."
- "Employee : Outside!"
- "Carlos : Greetings all Delavigne employees."
- "I would like to see some sort of corporate weekend retreat for the employees."
- "I will meet you Thursday evening at the factory, at 6.00 PM. Don't worry about bothering the employees, they are used to working irregular hours and shifts."
- "Employee : Skinternet!"
- "Edward is Delavigne's youngest employee."
- "This is why you, like most employees in the US, also have another pension plan..."
- "Employee : "Teletubby"!"
- "Employee : Creamy Dreamy Cream!"
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