聘用
To give someone a job; to employ or hire someone for a specific role.
Examples
3 of 5我很高兴被这家知名公司聘用。
I am very happy to be hired by this well-known company.
我们将根据面试表现来决定聘用人选。
We will decide on the candidate to hire based on interview performance.
听说他被那家大厂聘用了，真厉害。
I heard he was hired by that big tech company, really impressive.
Word Family
Memory Tip
Pin (to invite/hire) + Yong (to use). Inviting someone to be used in a professional role.
Quick Quiz
由于表现出色，他很快就被公司正式___了。
Correct!
The correct answer is: 聘用
Examples
我很高兴被这家知名公司聘用。
everydayI am very happy to be hired by this well-known company.
我们将根据面试表现来决定聘用人选。
formalWe will decide on the candidate to hire based on interview performance.
听说他被那家大厂聘用了，真厉害。
informalI heard he was hired by that big tech company, really impressive.
企业在聘用员工时应遵守劳动法相关规定。
academicEnterprises should comply with relevant labor law regulations when hiring employees.
我们需要聘用一些兼职人员来帮忙处理订单。
businessWe need to hire some part-time staff to help process orders.
Word Family
Common Collocations
Common Phrases
拟聘用
intended to hire
被聘用
be employed
聘用制
employment system
Often Confused With
招聘 is the process of looking for employees (recruiting), while 聘用 is the final act of hiring someone.
Usage Notes
Key word for IELTS General tasks discussing employment, job applications, or workplace environment.
Common Mistakes
Don't use '聘用' for renting objects; use '租' or '租赁'.
Memory Tip
Pin (to invite/hire) + Yong (to use). Inviting someone to be used in a professional role.
Word Origin
Pin means to engage/invite; Yong means to use.
Grammar Patterns
Quick Quiz
由于表现出色，他很快就被公司正式___了。
Correct!
The correct answer is: 聘用
Related Vocabulary
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协助
B1To help someone, typically by doing a share of the work or providing resources. It emphasizes cooperation and auxiliary support.
职业
B1A job or profession that someone does for a long period of their life, usually requiring special training or education.
雇佣
B1To give work to someone and pay them for it; the act of hiring.
临时
B1Temporary; provisional; for a short time only.
繁重
B2Describing a task, workload, or responsibility that is very heavy, strenuous, and demanding.
安排
B1To plan, organize, or make preparations for an event or task. Very common in workplace and social planning contexts.
退休
B1To leave one's job and cease to work, typically upon reaching the normal age for leaving service.
通勤
B1To travel some distance between one's home and place of work on a regular basis. Relevant for IELTS topics on urban living and work-life balance.
加班
B1To work more hours than are usually required by your contract. A very high-frequency word in work-related IELTS General tasks.
延期
B1To delay or postpone an event or a deadline to a later time. Essential for workplace communication and scheduling.
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