Recluta (en. Recruit)

/rek.lu.ta/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

Definition: New member of an armed force.

Definition: Example Sentence: The recruit has just completed his basic training.

El recluta acaba de completar su entrenamiento básico.

Definition: Person who joins a group or community.

Definition: Example Sentence: The company is looking for new recruits for its team.

La empresa está buscando nuevos reclutas para su equipo.

Definition: Individual in a training period within an organization.

Definition: Example Sentence: The recruits will receive training for three months.

Los reclutas recibirán capacitación durante tres meses.

Etymology/Origin: From the Latin 'reclutare', which means 'to gather again'.

Common Phrase: navy recruit

Common Phrase: Meaning: Person who has joined the navy.

recluta de la armada

Common Phrase: to conduct a recruitment

Common Phrase: Meaning: Process of seeking and admitting new members.

hacer un reclutamiento

Common Phrase: emergency recruit

Common Phrase: Meaning: Person who joins under special circumstances.

recluta de emergencia

Related Word: recruitment

Related Word: Description: Process of selecting and admitting new members.

reclutamiento

Related Word: to recruit

Related Word: Description: Action of incorporating new members into a group.

reclutar

Slang Meaning: Meaning: Recruit in armed forces slang.

Slang Meaning: Example: The new recruit is going to be challenged by the veterans.

El nuevo recluta va a ser desafiado por los veteranos.

Slang Meaning: Meaning: Recruit as a new inexperienced person in a work environment.

Slang Meaning: Example: He's just a recruit, so be patient with him.

Es solo un recluta, así que ten paciencia con él.