やと
Meanings
Verb (5-dan, う, transitive)
1. to employ
2. to hire; to charter
Pitch accent
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Examples (43 in total)
Are you employed here?
She hired him.
Since he was honest, I hired him.
He is employed in a bank.
I was hired by my uncle.
Tom hired a private detective.
You can employ him.
Thank you for hiring me.
If you are honest, I will hire you.
My uncle hired me.
Can I hire a guide who speaks Japanese?
The supermarket hired many part-timers.
Tom was engaged as an interpreter.
We can't hire anyone new right now.
The company engaged him as an advisor.
He is getting along well with his employees.
I'd like to hire you to paint a portrait of me.
He engaged her as an interpreter.
Tom hired Mary as an interpreter.
She hired him as a programmer.
If he had been honest, they would have employed him.
I plan to hire someone who can speak English.
Women are employed at a lower salary than men.
If he were proficient in English, I would hire him.
If it were not for this defect, I should hire him at once.
If he could speak English, I would employ him right away.
The company has decided to employ two new secretaries.
We need to hire someone who speaks French.
We hired a company to get rid of the insects under our house.
We decided to employ men of ability irrespective of their experience.
I'll hire whoever he recommends.
That company hires people without regard to race, religion, or nationality.
He is the least capable man I have ever employed.
Several young engineers were employed and were devoted to developing a new computer.
If the plant is completed next year, a new production manager will have to be hired.
That store employs eight clerks.
They have been in my employ for five years.
How many maids does that lady want to employ?
The company employs 500 workers.
The company wants to hire 20 people.
Nowadays few people can afford to employ a maid.
If he is proficient in English, I'll employ him.
The farmer employed five new workers.