词汇来源：2019年6月BEC中级口语考试

　　hiring

　　英 [ˈhaɪərɪŋ]   美 [ˈhaɪərɪŋ]

　　招聘;雇用;雇佣;诚聘;聘用

　　staff

　　英 [stɑːf]   美 [stæf]

　　n.全体职工(或雇员);(大、中、小学的)管理人员，行政人员;(军队的)全体参谋人员

　　v.在…工作;任职于;为…配备职员

　　第三人称单数： staffs

　　复数： staff

　　现在分词： staffing

　　过去式： staffed

　　过去分词： staffed

　　派生词： staffing n.

　　双语例句

　　1.Tim and Ann are talking about hiring staff to help them during their hectic Christmas period.

　　提姆和安正在谈论有关在忙碌的圣诞节期间雇人帮忙的事宜。

　　2.He had broken his campaign promise that bar such organisations from favouring their co-religionists when hiring staff.

　　他已经违背了自己的竞选诺言，禁止这些在招聘职员的时候从教友处得到资助。

　　3.Unlike households and governments ( not to mention banks), companies have done much of their deleveraging and are buying machinery and hiring staff.

　　与家庭、政府不同（更别说银行），企业已经做了很多的去杠杆化，如今已开始购买机械设备、招聘人手。

　　4.Executives at other trading houses said that they were hiring staff and booking more business via Singapore, attracted by its favourable tax regime, lower costs and the growing demand for commodities across Asia.

　　其他交易公司的高管表示，受到新加坡优惠税制、较低成本和亚洲大宗商品需求增长的吸引，它们也正在新加坡招聘员工、招揽更多业务。

　　5.While Walmart deals with erratic customer traffic by hiring staff at the last minute on hourly rates, Costco shifts employees between jobs and occasionally offers staff unpaid time off work.

　　沃尔玛在面对不稳定的顾客流量时，会等到最后一刻才聘用钟点工；而好事多则会调动雇员轮岗，偶尔还向他们提供不带薪休假的机会。