Hire out Meaning in English
expression
ˈhaɪɝ/, /ˈhaɪɹ/ /ˈaʊt
HY-er OWT
hˈaɪə/ /ˈaʊt
HY-uh OWT
释义
To allow someone to use something you own, or your services, for payment for a period of time.
用法与细微差别
Most common in UK English; in US English, 'rent out' is used more often. Applicable for both things (like cars, rooms) and services (personal labor). Common mistake: do not confuse with 'hire' (to employ someone). Usually implies being the owner or provider.
Spanish: alquilar - arrendar (servicios)Portuguese (BR): alugar - alugar (serviço)Portuguese (PT): alugar - arrendar (serviço)Chinese (Simplified): 出租 - 出租（服务）Chinese (Traditional): 出租 - 出租（服務）Hindi: किराए पर देना - सेवाएँ किराए पर देनाArabic: يؤجر - يعرض خدماته للإيجارBengali: ভাড়া দেওয়াRussian: сдавать в арендуJapanese: 貸し出すVietnamese: cho thuêKorean: 대여하다 - 빌려주다Turkish: kiralamak (bir şeyi başkasına kullandırmak)Urdu: کرایہ پر دیناIndonesian: cho thuê
例句
We hire out bikes by the hour.
basic
She hired out her car while she was abroad.
basic
The hall is hired out for weddings every weekend.
basic
He hired himself out as a gardener during the summer.
natural
If you need extra chairs, we can hire them out for your event.
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They used to hire out rooms above the pub to travelers.
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