English–Chinese
“hire” in Chinese
How to say “hire” in Chinese
“Hire” in Chinese is 聘 (pìn).
A formal choice brings a particular qualified person into a job or professional role.
Example sentences with 聘
公司因业务扩展决定聘用更多人才。gōng sī yīn yè wù kuò zhǎn jué dìng pìn yòng gèng duō rén cái
The company decided to hire more talent because its business was expanding.
Tips for using 聘
- The word can cover both bringing someone onto staff and engaging a professional for a defined service, so it need not imply a permanent employment contract.
Other Chinese words for “hire”
我们想雇一位新员工。wǒ men xiǎng gù yí wèi xīn yuán gōng
We want to hire a new employee.
学校聘任她为中文教师。xué xiào pìn rèn tā wèi zhōng wén jiào shī
The school hired her as a Chinese teacher.
公司决定聘用她做经理。gōng sī jué dìng pìn yòng tā zuò jīng lǐ
The company decided to hire her as a manager.
我们决定聘请他做项目经理。wǒ men jué dìng pìn qǐng tā zuò xiàng mù jīng lǐ
We decided to hire him as the project manager.
我们要雇佣两个新员工。wǒ men yào gù yōng liǎng gè xīn yuán gōng
We need to hire two new employees.