recruits

英 [rɪˈkruːts]

美 [rɪˈkruːts]

v.  吸收(新成员); 征募(新兵); 动员…(提供帮助); (通过招募)组成，组建
n.  新兵; 新警员; 新成员
recruit的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• VERB 招收；招募；征召
  If yourecruitpeople for an organization, you select them and persuade them to join it or work for it.
  1. The police are trying to recruit more black and Asian officers...
     警方正在试图招募更多黑人和亚裔警官。
  2. In recruiting students to Computer Systems Engineering, the University looks for evidence of all-round ability...
     在招收计算机系统工程专业的学生时，这个大学看重的是学生的综合能力。
  3. He helped to recruit volunteers to go to Pakistan to fight.
     他协助招募志愿者到巴基斯坦打仗。
• 新手；新兵；新成员
  Arecruitis a person who has recently joined an organization or an army.

双语例句

• You'll have four months in which to lick the recruits into shape
  你将有4个月的时间把这些新兵训练出来。
• His most recent recruits include former City bankers, research scientists and journalists.
  他招收的新人中最多的是前花旗银行的员工，科学研究人员和记者。
• The recruits were immediately issued with the necessary equipment.
  立即给新兵发了必要的装备。
• But in war military recruits must be persuaded that killing other people is not only acceptable but even honourable.
  但在战争中，必须说服军中的新兵：杀人不仅是可接受的，而且是光荣的。
• But everybody he recruits has to be reported to me.
  不过，他每招募一个新兵都会有人向我汇报。
• The sergeant trained the recruits.
  那名士官训练新兵。
• There, the soldiers themselves have been sent to enlist recruits.
  在那里，军队中已动员了自己的战士去进行招募工作。
• The sergeant chewed out the recruits as soon as they arrived.
  新兵们一到，那上士就把他们臭骂一顿。
• The new recruits are not used to the rigid disciplines of the army.
  新兵不习惯于军队的严格纪律。
• A noncommissioned officer who instructs recruits in military marching and discipline.
  一个训练新兵军队步伐和军纪的士官。