聘 (pìn)
to hire; to engage (someone for a position)
How 聘 is written
- Strokes
- 13
- Radical
- 耳 — ear
- Traditional
- 聘
- Simplified
- 聘 (unchanged)
Common words using 聘
- 招聘 zhāopìn
- recruitment; to invite applications for a job
- 應聘 yìngpìn
- to accept a job offer; to apply for an advertised position
- 應聘者 yìngpìnzhě
- person taking a job; job applicant; CL:位[wei4]
- 招聘會 zhāopìnhuì
- recruitment meeting; job fair
- 聘用 pìnyòng
- to employ; to hire
- 聘請 pìnqǐng
- to engage; to hire (a lawyer etc)
- 受聘 shòupìn
- hired (for employment); invited (e.g. to lecture); engaged (for a task)
- 招聘者 zhāopìnzhě
- prospective employer; person advertising a job; recruiter
- 聘任 pìnrèn
- to appoint (to a position); appointed
- 聘禮 pìnlǐ
- betrothal gift
- 聘金 pìnjīn
- betrothal money (given to the bride's family)
- 解聘 jiěpìn
- to dismiss an employee; to sack
聘 in a sentence
公司決定聘請他擔任經理。
Gōngsī juédìng pìnqǐng tā dānrèn jīnglǐ.
“The company decided to hire him as the manager.”
How common is 聘?
聘 is the 2,248th most frequent character in written Chinese. Characters up to this rank account for about 97.9% of all running text.
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