recruit 音标拼音: [rəkr'ut] [rɪkr'ut] [rikr'ut]
n . 新兵,新分子,新会员,补给品
vt . 使恢复,补充,征募
vi . 征募新兵,复原
新兵,新分子,新会员,补给品使恢复,补充,征募征募新兵,复原
recruit n 1 :
a recently enlisted soldier [
synonym : {
recruit }, {
military recruit }]
2 :
any new member or supporter (
as in the armed forces ) [
synonym :
{
recruit }, {
enlistee }]
v 1 :
register formally as a participant or member ; "
The party recruited many new members " [
synonym : {
enroll }, {
inscribe },
{
enter }, {
enrol }, {
recruit }]
2 :
seek to employ ; "
The lab director recruited an able crew of assistants "
3 :
cause to assemble or enlist in the military ; "
raise an army ";
"
recruit new soldiers " [
synonym : {
recruit }, {
levy }, {
raise }]
Recruit \
Re *
cruit "\,
v .
i .
1 .
To gain new supplies of anything wasted ;
to gain health ,
flesh ,
spirits ,
or the like ;
to recuperate ;
as ,
lean cattle recruit in fresh pastures .
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2 .
To gain new supplies of men for military or other service ;
to raise or enlist new soldiers ;
to enlist troops .
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Recruit \
Re *
cruit "\,
n .
1 .
A supply of anything wasted or exhausted ;
a reenforcement .
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The state is to have recruits to its strength ,
and remedies to its distempers . --
Burke .
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2 .
Specifically ,
a man enlisted for service in the army ;
a newly enlisted soldier .
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Recruit \
Re *
cruit "\ (
r ?*
kr ?
t "),
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Recruited };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Recruiting }.] [
F .
recruter ,
corrupted (
under influence of recrue recruiting ,
recruit ,
from recro [^
i ]/
tre ,
p .
p .
recr [^
u ],
to grow again )
from an older recluter ,
properly ,
to patch ,
to mend (
a garment );
pref .
re -
OF .
clut piece ,
piece of cloth ;
cf .
Icel .
kl [=
u ]
tr kerchief ,
E .
clout .]
1 .
To repair by fresh supplies ,
as anything wasted ;
to remedy lack or deficiency in ;
as ,
food recruits the flesh ;
fresh air and exercise recruit the spirits .
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Her cheeks glow the brighter ,
recruiting their color . --
Glanvill .
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2 .
Hence ,
to restore the wasted vigor of ;
to renew in strength or health ;
to reinvigorate .
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3 .
To supply with new men ,
as an army ;
to fill up or make up by enlistment ;
as ,
he recruited two regiments ;
the army was recruited for a campaign ;
also ,
to muster ;
to enlist ;
as ,
he recruited fifty men . --
M .
Arnold .
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184 Moby Thesaurus words for "
recruit ":
abecedarian ,
accommodate ,
add to ,
afford ,
alphabetarian ,
apprentice ,
arriviste ,
articled clerk ,
augment ,
baby ,
beat the drums ,
beginner ,
bespeak ,
book ,
boot ,
brace up ,
brief ,
bring back ,
bring to ,
call back ,
call to arms ,
call up ,
catechumen ,
clothe ,
commandeer ,
conscript ,
contribute ,
convalesce ,
deb ,
debutant ,
detach ,
detach for service ,
donate ,
draft ,
drafted man ,
draftee ,
emigrant ,
employ ,
endow ,
engage ,
enlist ,
enlistee ,
enroll ,
enrollee ,
entrant ,
fill ,
fill up ,
find ,
fledgling ,
fortify ,
freshman ,
fund ,
furnish ,
gain strength ,
gate -
crasher ,
get back ,
get better ,
give ,
give back ,
greenhorn ,
greeny ,
hire ,
ignoramus ,
immigrant ,
impress ,
improve ,
increase ,
induct ,
inductee ,
infant ,
initiate ,
intruder ,
invest ,
join ,
keep ,
learner ,
levy ,
list ,
maintain ,
make available ,
make provision for ,
mend ,
mobilize ,
muster ,
muster in ,
neophyte ,
nestling ,
new arrival ,
new boy ,
newcomer ,
novice ,
novitiate ,
novus homo ,
parvenu ,
perk up ,
pick up ,
place in ,
postulant ,
preengage ,
prepare ,
present ,
press ,
probationer ,
probationist ,
provide ,
provide for ,
put back ,
raise ,
rally ,
raw recruit ,
reactivate ,
reanimate ,
rebuild ,
recall to life ,
recharge ,
reconstitute ,
reconvert ,
recoup ,
recuperate ,
reenact ,
reestablish ,
refill ,
reform ,
refresh ,
regain ,
regenerate ,
rehabilitate ,
reheat the ashes ,
reinforce ,
reinspire ,
reinstall ,
reinstate ,
reinstitute ,
reintegrate ,
reinvest ,
rejuvenate ,
rekindle ,
relight ,
renew ,
renovate ,
repair ,
replace ,
replenish ,
repossess ,
reserve ,
restore ,
resurrect ,
resuscitate ,
retain ,
retrieve ,
return ,
revest ,
revitalize ,
revive ,
revivify ,
rewarm ,
rookie ,
selectee ,
settler ,
sign on ,
sign up ,
sign up for ,
sleep it off ,
squatter ,
stir the embers ,
stock ,
store ,
stowaway ,
strengthen ,
subsidize ,
summon ,
supplement ,
supply ,
support ,
take into employment ,
take on ,
tenderfoot ,
trainee ,
turn the corner ,
tyro ,
upstart ,
warm over ,
warm up ,
yield
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