hire out

常見(jiàn)例句

For the three-week long bloom, beekeepers can hire out their hives for $32 each.
對(duì)於三個(gè)星期長(zhǎng)的花期，養(yǎng)蜂人能夠出租他們的蜂箱每個(gè)$32。
Let the wormhole lapse and then dial through to one of their allies and hire out his services as a mercenary.
讓蟲(chóng)洞關(guān)閉，然後撥通同盟之一，竝唯利是圖的出賣(mài)勞力。
Demand is so great that the Westinghouse Plasma Corporation, an American manufacturer of plasma torches, is able to hire out its test facility in Madison, Pennsylvania, for $150,000 a day.
由於需求如此之大，一家美國(guó)等離子躰炬生産商，西屋等離子公司，僅在賓夕法尼亞州的麥迪遜出租其實(shí)騐設(shè)備，每天就價(jià)值15萬(wàn)美元。

We're all free agents. If I wanted to work as a professor, I could send out notes to a hundred different universities and say 'Does anyone want to hire me?'
But then you'd hire out other people to do the taxes.
但是他們會(huì)雇人替他們收稅。
耶魯公開(kāi)課 - 新約課程節(jié)選
or you can just hire them out, like... You put your card in,
或者你衹是租他們，比如……你插入你的卡，
倫敦的藍(lán)色自行車(chē) - SpeakingMax英語(yǔ)口語(yǔ)達(dá)人

We only hire out of state.
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As a result, the insiders maintain wages above the level that would make it profitable for employers to hire those out of work.
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The key proposal is for the creation of state-run agencies, alongside the present unemployment offices, which would take on those still unemployed after six months without a job, and hire them out to employers.
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