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hire russian

  • взять

    to take, to pick up

    to grab, to seize, to get hold of

    to borrow, to get, to take out

    to take along, to take with one

    to pick, to choose

    to accept, to take

    to hire, to take on

    to just go and (do sth), to up and (do sth)

    to seize, to come over

    to arrest, to detain, to catch

  • приня́ть

    to accept, to take, to receive

    to take (a shower), to make (a decision), to take (measures)

    to receive, to welcome, to see (a visitor)

    to pass, to adopt, to approve

    to take (medicine)

    to hire, to take on, to admit (to a school)

    to take part, to participate

  • брать

    to take, to get, to grab, to pick up

    to borrow, to take out, to pick, to choose

    to hire, to take on, to employ

    to take on, to assume, to undertake

    to take up (an idea), to take note of

  • принима́ть

    to accept, to take

    to take (medicine), to take (a shower)

    to receive, to host

    to adopt, to pass, to approve

    to admit, to enrol

    to hire, to take on

    to take (for), to mistake (for)

  • пригласи́ть

    to invite, to ask (over)

    to call, to send for, to summon

    to ask (to dance), to invite

    to engage, to hire, to take on

  • наня́ть

    to hire, to employ, to take on

    to rent, to hire, to charter, to lease

  • набра́ть

    to dial (a number), to type (text)

    to gain, to put on, to accumulate

    to gather, to pick, to collect

    to recruit, to hire, to take on

    to score

  • набира́ть

    to gain, to accumulate, to pick up

    to dial, to type

    to recruit, to hire, to enrol

    to gather, to collect, to pick

  • нанима́ть

    to hire, to employ, to take on

    to rent, to lease, to hire (a car)

  • напрока́т

    for rent, for hire, on hire, on loan

  • прока́т

    rental, hire, rental service

    rolled metal, rolled stock, rolled products

    rolling

    skate, run-through of a program, performance

  • офо́рмить

    to draw up, to process (officially), to register, to formalize

    to apply for, to take out (a loan), to book (a ticket), to place (an order)

    to hire officially, to take on (as an employee), to put on the payroll

    to decorate, to design, to arrange, to lay out

  • наём

    hiring, recruitment, engagement (of staff)

    renting, hire, lease

  • нанима́ться

    to get hired, to take a job, to hire oneself out, to find employment

    to sign on, to enlist, to sign up (for service)

  • наня́ться

    to get a job, to be hired, to hire oneself out, to find a position

    to sign on, to hire on, to enlist

  • прока́тный

    let out on hire, hired, rolling

  • варя́г

    Varangian

    outsider, outside hire, stand-in

    peddler, itinerant trader, fur buyer

  • подряди́ть

    to hire

  • ряди́ть

    to dress up, to deck out, to dress (in), to get up (in finery)

    to hire, to take on, to engage, to contract (workers)

    to govern, to lay down the law, to ordain, to dispose

  • подряди́ться

    to contract, to undertake a contract, to hire oneself out

  • подряжа́ть

    to hire

  • законтракто́вываться

    to contract to work, to hire oneself out

  • наёмник

    mercenary, hired soldier

    hired worker, hireling, hired hand

  • на́нятый

    hired, taken on

    rented, leased

  • наёмный

    hired for some work (adj)

  • на́бранный

    collected, gathered, accumulated

    typed, dialled, entered, typeset (in printing)

    gained (weight), acquired, reached (speed)

    recruited, hired, enlisted

  • изво́зчик

    cabman, coachman, cab driver

    hired cab, hackney carriage

    private taxi driver, unlicensed cabbie

  • нанима́тель

    employer, hirer

    tenant, lessee

  • нанима́емый

    hired, rented, employed

  • батра́к

    farm labourer, farm-hand, hired man

  • наня́вший

    having hired, who hired, that hired

  • офо́рмиться

    to take shape, to form, to materialize

    to be processed, to be arranged, to be registered, to be documented

    to get a job (officially), to be officially employed, to be hired

  • преториа́нец

    praetorian, praetorian guardsman

    henchman, hired thug, mercenary

  • пла́кальщик

    weeper, mourner, hired mourner

    whiner, moaner, grumbler

  • подёнщик

    workman hired by the day, day-labourer, time-worker

  • ангажи́рованный

    biased, partisan, prejudiced, one-sided

    engaged, hired, commissioned

  • прока́тчик

    distributor (of films), rental company, hirer-out

    roller, rolling mill operator

  • найми́т

    hireling, mercenary, stooge

    hired labourer, farmhand, day labourer

  • подёнщица

    woman hired by the day, day-labourer, charwoman

  • кондотье́р

    condottiere, captain of mercenaries

    soldier of fortune, mercenary, hireling

  • клакёр

    claqueur, hired applauder, paid clapper

    admirer, devotee, fan

  • ландскне́хт

    landsknecht, mercenary

    hireling, henchman, stooge

    landsknecht (card game), faro

  • ангажи́руемый

    engaged, hired, committed

  • вербо́ванный

    recruited, enlisted, hired

  • ангажи́ровавший

    engaged, hired, involved, having engaged

  • наня́вшийся

    hired, employed

  • нанима́ющийся

    hiring oneself out, being hired, contracting oneself out

  • нанима́вшийся

    who was hiring himself out, who was being hired, who used to take employment

  • вербу́ющийся

    being recruited, being enlisted, being hired

  • подряди́вший

    who contracted, who hired

  • подряжённый

    contracted, hired, subcontracted

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