hire

Refers to the service of renting a car. Especially common in British English.

A person who has recently been given a job. Especially common in American English.

A person who has recently been given a job. Especially common in American English.

Refers to the service of renting equipment. Especially common in British English.

A candidate who may be given a job. Especially common in American English.

A candidate who may be given a job. Especially common in American English.

Refers to the service of renting a bicycle. Especially common in British English.

A car that has been rented. Especially common in British English.

A business that rents out goods. Especially common in British English.

A business that rents out goods. Especially common in British English.

A business that rents out goods. Especially common in British English.

The fee paid for renting something. Especially common in British English.

The fee paid for renting something. Especially common in British English.

The act of hiring something. Especially common in British English.

To employ and dismiss staff. Especially common in American English.

Available to be rented.

Currently being rented. Especially common in British English.

Rented from a specific source. Especially common in British English.

Rented out to a specific person or entity. Especially common in British English.

To rent something for a specific period. Especially common in British English.

To rent something from a nearby place. Especially common in British English.

To give someone a job for one day at a time. Especially common in American English.

To rent something from a specific provider. Especially common in British English.

To have or not have enough money to employ someone. Especially common in American English sense of 'employ'.