recruiter

English

Etymology

From recruit +‎ -er.

Noun

recruiter (plural recruiters)

1. Agent noun of recruit; one who recruits, particularly one employed to recruit others.

   The army recruiter promised that I'd see the world and learn useful skills if I enlisted.

   • 2021 June 2, “Network News: Local provider to train new recruits”, in RAIL, number 932, page 19:

     BBV expects to be one of the biggest recruiters in the region over the next two years.

Synonyms

• (one employed to recruit others): agent, headhunter, scout

Derived terms

• e-recruiter

Translations

one employed to recruit others

• Arabic: المنجد
• Finnish: värvääjä (fi)
• French: recruteur (fr) m
• Galician: recrutador (gl)
• Georgian: რეკრუტერი (reḳruṭeri), რეკრუტერი (reḳruṭeri), კადრების აყვანის აგენტი (ḳadrebis aq̇vanis agenṭi)
• German: Rekrutierer m
• Latin: ēvocātor m, conquīsītor m
• Russian: вербо́вщик (ru) m (verbóvščik), рекру́тер (ru) m (rekrútɛr)
• Swedish: rekryterare (sv) c
• Turkish: müncid