recruit

n.

新兵；（机构中的）新成员；新学生；

vt.

招聘，征募；吸收某人为新成员；动员…（提供帮助）；雇用

vi.

征募新兵；得到补充，得到补偿；恢复健康；

复数：recruits过去式：recruited过去分词：recruited现在分词：recruiting第三人称单数：recruits

1. We are having difficulties in recruiting well-qualified staff.
   我们难以招募到素质好的职员。
2. His job was to recruit for the army.
   他的工作是为陆军募兵。
3. We lower the standards in order to recruit real talents.
   我们降低标准是为了招纳真正的人才。

1. This job presents many difficulties to the new recruit.
   这件工作对那个新手来说困难重重。
2. Tom was being exercised as a raw recruit.
   汤姆正在接受新兵训练。

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