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51hire|ling — «HYR lihng», noun, adjective. –n. 1. a person who works only for money, without interest or pride in the work. 2. a person hired to do whatever another orders him to do: »He had no authority; he was merely a hireling. –adj. to be had for hire;… …
52hire purchase — n. Brit. INSTALLMENT PLAN * * * …
53hire out — index let (lease), rent Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …
54hire purchase — n [U] BrE HP a way of buying expensive goods by regularly paying small amounts over a period of time American Equivalent: installment plan …
55hire purchase — noun uncount BRITISH the INSTALLMENT PLAN …
56hire purchase — ► NOUN Brit. ▪ a system by which someone pays for a thing in regular instalments while having the use of it …
57hire purchase — n. Brit. INSTALLMENT PLAN …
58hire something out — ˌhire sthˈout derived to let sb use sth for a short time, in return for payment Main entry: ↑hirederived …
59hire yourself out (to somebody) — ˌhire yourself ˈout (to sb) derived to arrange to work for sb • He hired himself out to whoever needed his services. Main entry: ↑hirederived …
60hire purchase — system for financing the purchase of plant and equipment, where the ownership is vested with the lender until the final payment is made. The borrower is required to place a deposit and make periodic (usually monthly) repayments at a flat rate of… …