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employ in Bulgarian

employ in Bulgarian is давам работа, наемам, употребявам — employ means to hire someone and pay them to do work.

employ in Bulgarian

давам работа
verb
Pronounced: davam rabota
(rare) To provide (someone) with a new job; to hire.
наемам
verb
Pronounced: naemam
(rare) To provide (someone) with a new job; to hire.
употребявам
verb
Pronounced: upotrebyavam
To make busy; to preoccupy.

What does "employ" mean?

  1. verb To hire someone and pay them to do work.
    "The local hospital employs hundreds of nurses and cleaners."
  2. verb To make use of something, such as a method, tool, or skill.
    "Good writers employ simple words to make their ideas clear."
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employ in a sentence

  • The local hospital employs hundreds of nurses and cleaners.
  • The factory employs over two hundred workers.
  • Good writers employ simple words to make their ideas clear.
  • The chef employs a special technique to keep the fish moist.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "employ" in Bulgarian?
"employ" in Bulgarian is давам работа, наемам, употребявам. employ means: To hire someone and pay them to do work.
How do you pronounce давам работа?
"employ" in Bulgarian is давам работа, pronounced "davam rabota".
How do you use "employ" in a sentence?
Example: "The local hospital employs hundreds of nurses and cleaners." In Bulgarian, "employ" is давам работа, наемам, употребявам.
Are there other ways to say "employ" in Bulgarian?
Yes — Bulgarian has 3 translations listed for "employ": давам работа, наемам, употребявам.
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