recruits in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for recruits in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.recruit [Brit rɪˈkruːt, Am rəˈkrut] N

1. recruit:

recruit MIL, POL

recluta f (to in)

2. recruit (new staff member):

recruit

recluta f

recruit

nuovo membro m

the company is seeking recruits

la società sta reclutando personale

II.recruit [Brit rɪˈkruːt, Am rəˈkrut] VB trans

1. recruit:

recruit MIL, POL soldier, member, agent, spy

reclutare (from tra)

to recruit sb as courier, agent

reclutare qn come

2. recruit staff, teachers, nurses:

recruit

reclutare, assumere

to recruit graduates, women

reclutare or assumere laureati, donne

to be recruited to do

essere reclutato per fare

III.recruit [Brit rɪˈkruːt, Am rəˈkrut] VB intr

recruit

procedere al reclutamento

graduate recruit [ˈɡrædʒʊətrɪˌkruːt] N

graduate recruit

neolaureato appena assunto

seaman recruit [ˈsiːmənrɪˌkruːt] N (in US)

seaman recruit MIL, NAUT

marinaio m comune di seconda classe (recluta)

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the enticement of new recruits into the army is no easy matter

non è facile attirare nuove reclute nell'esercito

Translations for recruits in the Italian»English Dictionary

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recluta

recruit

recluta (di associazione, ditta)

recruit

le reclute di un partito

new recruits to a party

nonnismo

= bullying, hazing of young recruits by senior soldiers

reclutare soldati

to recruit

reclutare

to recruit

reclutare operai, collaboratori

to recruit

neoassunto (neoassunta)

new recruit

coscrivere soldato

to recruit

CAR

recruit training center

recruits in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for recruits in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.recruit [rɪ·ˈkru:t] VB trans MIL

recruit

reclutare

recruit employee

assumere

II.recruit [rɪ·ˈkru:t] N MIL

recruit

recluta f

Translations for recruits in the Italian»English Dictionary

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recluta

recruit

reclutare

to recruit

assoldare

to recruit

ingaggiare (soldato)

to recruit

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Although the men's soccer team is losing five game-changing seniors, seven outstanding recruits were signed for the 2013 fall season.

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Her feat marks the beginning of improvement in all of the recruits, as well as gaining a new-found camaraderie.

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However, like most of the other new recruits, he was overconfident about his skills.

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Each fall, the unit recruits pipers from the entering freshman class, many of whom have never played the bagpipes.

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He will be granted bigger penalties and a far-reaching product intervention power, as well as the freedom to headhunt high-priced recruits from the financial sector.

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Some drill instructors will test that pride by attempting to dishonor the guidon and expecting the recruits to intervene.

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Along his route he collected perhaps 200 recruits.

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Also, with no funds for bounties, the corps could not easily enlist recruits.

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The Red Army was constantly receiving new recruits after the breakthrough.

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In military circles hazing is sometimes assumed to test recruits under situations of stress and hostility.

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