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recruits

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /rɪˈkruts/ · UK /rɪˈkruːts/

recruits means: People who have recently joined an organization, especially the armed forces.

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People who have recently joined an organization, especially the armed forces.

  • The recruits started training today.
  • Our club is looking for new recruits.
  • These young recruits have never served abroad.

How to use it: recruits to something (The recruits to the police force begin training tomorrow.)

Similar words: new members, newcomers

Common phrases: new recruits, army recruits, train the recruits

Questions about recruits

What does recruits mean?

People who have recently joined an organization, especially the armed forces.

What is recruits in other languages?

Türkçe: yeni üyeler · Español: reclutas · Français: recrues · Deutsch: Rekruten · Italiano: reclute · 日本語: 新兵

How do you pronounce recruits?

In American English /rɪˈkruts/; in British English /rɪˈkruːts/.

How do you use recruits in a sentence?

The recruits started training today. Our club is looking for new recruits.

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