英语词组hire out是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Phr V

hire out

hires, hiring, hired

hire out sth or hire sth out

British & Australian to allow someone to use something for a short period of time after they have paid you money

Several places now hire out bikes to tourists during the summer season.

hire out sb or hire sb out

to arrange for someone to work for someone else

She knew of a detective agency that also hired out security guards.

sometimes reflexive

He's decided to go freelance and hire himself out as a computer programmer.

hire out

1. To allow someone to use, employ, or access someone or something, in exchange for money. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "hire" and "out." My niece watches my kids all the time, so I've started hiring her out as a babysitter to other moms in the neighborhood. If we owned a second house, we could hire it out when we're not there.

2. To seek employment. Now that you have your degree, you can hire out as an accountant.

hire someone or something out

to grant someone the use or efforts of someone or something for pay. I hired my son out as a lawn-care specialist. I hire out my son to mow lawns.

hire out

Obtain work; also, grant the services or temporary use of for a fee, as in He hired out as a cook, or They hired out the cottage for the summer. [Second half of 1700s]

hire out

To grant the services of someone or the temporary use of something for a fee: The agency hires out temporary workers to local businesses. We hired out the cottage for the summer. My friends hired themselves out as cooks.

词组	hire out
释义	Phr V hire out hires, hiring, hired hire out sth or hire sth out British & Australian to allow someone to use something for a short period of time after they have paid you money Several places now hire out bikes to tourists during the summer season. hire out sb or hire sb out to arrange for someone to work for someone else She knew of a detective agency that also hired out security guards. sometimes reflexive He's decided to go freelance and hire himself out as a computer programmer. phrasehire out1. hire out sth/sb • *hire sth/sb* out** BrE to allow someone to use a building, a piece of equipment, or someone's services in return for money: Mr and Mrs Ledingham were partners in a business that hired out photocopiers. Our agency hires out technical staff to companies. Tony plans to hire the house out for weddings and film work.■ SIMILAR TO: rent out2. hire out sth • *hire sth* out** BrE if you hire out equipment, buildings, etc, you pay someone to allow you to use them: On the shores of this lake you can hire out boats or canoes, as well as take courses in watersports.■ SIMILAR TO: hire hire out 1. To allow someone to use, employ, or access someone or something, in exchange for money. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "hire" and "out." My niece watches my kids all the time, so I've started hiring her out as a babysitter to other moms in the neighborhood. If we owned a second house, we could hire it out when we're not there. 2. To seek employment. Now that you have your degree, you can hire out as an accountant. hire someone or something out to grant someone the use or efforts of someone or something for pay. I hired my son out as a lawn-care specialist. I hire out my son to mow lawns. hire out Obtain work; also, grant the services or temporary use of for a fee, as in He hired out as a cook, or They hired out the cottage for the summer. [Second half of 1700s] hire out v. To grant the services of someone or the temporary use of something for a fee: The agency hires out temporary workers to local businesses. We hired out the cottage for the summer. My friends hired themselves out as cooks.
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