“To recruit” in Japanese
Short answer
To recruit in Japanese is “駆り出す” (karidasu). Full meaning: to hunt out, to flush out, to round up; to impress, to recruit.
Other ways to say “To recruit” in Japanese
狩出す
karidasu to hunt out, to flush out, to round up; to impress, to recruit
募る
tsunoru to become stronger, to grow in intensity, to grow violent, to become worse; to invite contributions, etc., to solicit help, participation, etc., to recruit (e.g. soldiers)
狩出さ
karidasa to hunt out, to flush out, to round up; to impress, to recruit
狩出そ
karidaso to hunt out, to flush out, to round up; to impress, to recruit
駆出し
karidashi to hunt out, to flush out, to round up; to impress, to recruit
狩出し
karidashi to hunt out, to flush out, to round up; to impress, to recruit
狩出せ
karidase to hunt out, to flush out, to round up; to impress, to recruit
駆り出さ
karidasa to hunt out, to flush out, to round up; to impress, to recruit
狩出そう
karidasou to hunt out, to flush out, to round up; to impress, to recruit
駆り出せ
karidase to hunt out, to flush out, to round up; to impress, to recruit
駆り出し
karidashi to hunt out, to flush out, to round up; to impress, to recruit
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