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1 hire
1) найм ( особистий або рухомості); оплата послуг з наймання2) наймати•- hire a guard
- hire a hit man
- hire a killer
- hire a lawyer
- hire a private detective
- hire an attorney
- hire contract
- hire of property
- hire only union members
- hire out
- hire purchase
- hire-purchase
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2 hire
1. n1) наймання, найняття2) прокат; здавання внайми (напрокат)to let smth. out on hire — здавати щось внайми; давати щось напрокат
3) плата за прокат (за наймання)to pay hire — а) платити за прокат; б) платити заробітну плату
2. v1) наймати2) брати напрокат (внайми)3) давати напрокат; здавати внайми (звич. hire out)4):to hire oneself out for a living — найнятися, щоб заробити на життя
* * *I n1) l. наймання; прокат; здача внайми або напрокат2) плата за найом, за прокатII v1) наймати2) знімати, брати напрокат; здавати внайми; давати напрокат (звич. hire out)3) заст. підкуповувати -
3 hire
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4 hire
['haɪə] 1. v1) найма́ти, орендува́ти2) дава́ти напрока́т2. n1) найма́ння, найняття́; оре́нда; прока́тto let out on hire — здава́ти в оре́нду, дава́ти напрока́т
2) пла́та за прока́т (оре́нду) -
5 hire purchase
= hire-purchase купівля-продаж на виплату -
6 hire purchase agreement
= hire purchase contract контракт про продаж на виплату -
7 hire purchase contract
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8 hire-purchase
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9 hire a detective
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10 hire a guard
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11 hire a hit man
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12 hire a killer
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13 hire a lawyer
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14 hire a private detective
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15 hire an attorney
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16 hire contract
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17 hire of property
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18 hire only union members
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19 hire out
давати напрокат; здавати в найми -
20 hire out
v.здавати внайми́; віддавати у прокат
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