Rehired Meaning in English
word · lemma: rehire
ɹiˈhaɪɝd
ree-HY-erd
ɹɪhˈaɪəd
ri-HY-uhd
Definition
To hire someone again for a job, especially after they have worked for the company before and left.
Usage & Nuances
'Rehired' is the past participle and past tense of 'rehire.' Used formally and informally, typically in employment and HR contexts. Common collocations: 'was rehired,' 'got rehired.' Not the same as 'promoted' (higher position) or 'transferred' (different department).
Spanish: volver a contratarPortuguese (BR): recontratarPortuguese (PT): recontratarChinese (Simplified): 再次雇用Chinese (Traditional): 再次僱用Hindi: दोबारा नियुक्त करनाArabic: إعادة التوظيفBengali: পুনরায় নিয়োগপ্রাপ্ত - আবার চাকরি পাওয়াRussian: вновь нанят - принят обратно на работуJapanese: 再雇用されたVietnamese: được tuyển lạiKorean: 재고용된Turkish: yeniden işe alınanUrdu: دوبارہ ملازمت پانے والاIndonesian: dipekerjakan kembali
Example Sentences
She was rehired after proving her skills.
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John was rehired by the company last year.
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The school rehired three teachers.
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They weren’t sure if he would ever get rehired after quitting suddenly.
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After being laid off, she was rehired when business picked up.
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I heard Mark got rehired at his old job after all that drama.
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