さいよう
Meanings
Noun
Verb (する, transitive)
1. use; adoption; acceptance
I hope the world becomes one where such systems are adopted.
2. appointment; employment; engagement; recruitment
If it is agreeable to you, could you please hire him next year?
Pitch accent
さ
いよう
Used in vocabulary (14 in total)
employment examination
rejection (of an application)
mid-career recruitment
Examples (32 in total)
The person hired was someone else.
The hiring rate is low.
I heard that you were almost hired.
Is that why you hired me?
I never thought I would be hired on the spot.
We've decided to adopt your idea.
Why was I turned down for the job?
He adopted her idea.
We should adopt his proposal.
The plan was adopted at the meeting.
Alright, let's adopt that proposal!
They adopted a new policy.
His proposal was adopted by the committee.
I'm pretty sure Tom will be hired.
The alphabet is adopted in many languages.
He was rejected because his health was poor.
The faculty meeting adopted the dean's proposal.
Germany adopted a social security system in the 1880's.
He applied for the job and got it.
We will adopt your method at our school.
You ought to have adopted his plan.
I'm used to hiring new employees and training them from scratch.
Mr. Tanaka was hired as a salesman.
Tom adopted our method of bookkeeping.
The company employs new staff seasonally.
If it is agreeable to you, could you please hire him next year?
It is a tactic that was often adopted in the era of the old civilization.
I think it better for us to adopt his plan.
They adopted a new method of teaching English in that school.
This type of lock is likely used in the windows of many classrooms.
Since then, I have been doing something like recruitment work.
I had the article accepted by a travel magazine.