recruit
41recruit — an individual fish that has moved into a certain class, such as the spawning class or fishing size class through growth, migration, etc …
42recruit — 1. noun /ɹɪˈkɹut/ a) A supply of anything wasted or exhausted; a reinforcement. b) A man enlisted for service in the army; a newly enlisted soldier. 2. verb /ɹɪˈkɹut/ a) To make an attempt to …
43recruit — re·cruit ri krüt vt to restore or increase the health, vigor, or intensity of …
44recruit — re·cruit || rɪ kruËt n. new member of a group; one who is newly enlisted or drafted into the armed forces v. enlist or draft new members (esp. for the armed forces); gain, obtain, procure …
45recruit — verb enlist (someone) in the armed forces. ↘enrol (someone) as a member or worker in an organization. ↘informal persuade to do or help with something. noun a newly recruited person. Derivatives recruitable adjective recruiter noun Origin C17:… …
46recruit — I. v. a. 1. Repair, replenish, supply, lack. 2. Refresh, revive, restore, renovate, renew, recover, reinvigorate, regain, retreive. 3. (Mil.) Reinforce, supply with new men. II. v. n. 1. Raise new soldiers, get supplies men, enlist troops. 2 …
47recruit — 1. verb 1) more soldiers were recruited Syn: enlist, call up, conscript, draft, muster in; archaic levy 2) the king recruited an army Syn: muster, form, raise, mobilize Ant …
48recruit — n 1.(all in reference to the military) inductee, enlistee, draftee, conscript; cadet, plebe; buck private, private, P.F.C., seaman. 2. rookie, fledgling, tenderfoot, greenhorn, neophyte; newcomer, novice, tyro, beginner, initiate, apprentice. 3.… …
49recruit — re·cruit …
50recruit — 1. verb 1) more soldiers were recruited Syn: enlist, call up, conscript; US draft 2) the king recruited an army Syn: muster, form, raise, mobilize 3) the company is recruiting staff …
