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1. III1) hire smb. hire a clerk (a servant, a day-labourer, farm-hands, auxiliary troops, etc.) нанимать клерка и т. д.2) hire smth., smb. hire a house (a bungalow, a flat, etc.) снимать дом и т. д.; hire a horse (a donkey, a carriage, a cab, etc.) нанимать лошадь и т. д.; hire а саг (а bicycle, a boat, etc.) брать напрокат автомобиль и т. д.2. IVhire smth. in some manner hire smth. cheaply дешево снять /нанять/ что-л.3. VIIhire smb. to do smth. hire a man to do the work (him to clean the hall, a girl to sit with the baby, some people to help out, etc.) нанимать кого-л., чтобы он сделал эту работу и т. д.4. XIbe hired for some time I was only hired temporarily меня взяли на работу только временно; he was hired by the day его наняли поденно5. XXI1hire smb., smth. for smth. the storekeeper hired ten girls for the Christmas rush хозяин магазина нанял дополнительно десять девушек на время предрождественской горячки; hire a concert hall for a performance снять концертный зал для [показа] спектакля; we shall have to hire clothing for the occasion нам придется для этого мероприятия взять напрокат костюмы; hire smth. for (by) some time hire a concert hall for one evening снять концертный зал на один вечер; let's hire the саг for the day давайте наймем машину на целый день; hire a boat (a bike, etc.) by the hour взять лодку и т. д. напрокат с почасовой оплатой
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