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on hire Definition


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hire
verb hired, hiring
    1. To procure the temporary use of something belonging to someone else in exchange for payment.
      Thesaurus: let, charter, rent, lease.
    2. To employ or engage someone for wages.
      Thesaurus: employ, engage, commission, appoint, sign up, enlist, book; Antonym: discharge, dismiss, fire.
noun
    1. Payment for the use or hire of something.
      Thesaurus: charge, cost, fare, fee, price, rental, toll.
    2. Wages paid for services.
    3. The act of hiring.
    4. The arrangement where one is hired.
Idiom: for hire
    Ready for hiring.
Idiom: on hire
    Hired out.
Derivative: hirable
adj
    Etymology: Anglo-Saxon hyr.

    Phrasal Verb: hire something out
      To grant the temporary use of it for payment.


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