hirer

英['haɪərə] 美['haɪrə]
  • n. 租借者;雇主
Noun:
  1. a person responsible for hiring workers;

    "the boss hired three more men for the new job"

1. Well, just as you can’t trust a killer, how can you trust his hirer?
就好像你没有办法相信一名杀手一样,你同样无法相信他的雇佣者。

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2. I needed to change my position to being a hirer and mentor and compensator.
威韦罗表示:“我需要调整自己的定位,当个雇佣者、指导者以及补偿者。”

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3. Where the hiree sustains any loss due to reasons such as the hirer's delay in responding, etc., the hirer shall pay damages.
因定作人怠于答复等原因造成承揽人损失的,应当赔偿损失。

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4. Why should people believe that you're the most admired hirer for them to work for, while Chinese economy is leading the global recovery?
如何才能让人才真正觉得您的公司是当仁不让的最佳雇主,或者受尊敬企业;尤其是在中国经济引领全球复苏的时刻?

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5. The Hirer shall repay to the Council the cost of reinstating or replacing any property damaged, destroyed or stolen during the period of hire.
租用期间,如场地物品有任何损坏或遗失,租用者须缴付有关费用。

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6. The Hirer shall repay to the Council the cost of reinstating or replacing any property damaged, destroyed or stolen during the period of hire.
租用期间,如场地物品有任何损坏或遗失,租用者须缴付有关费用。

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