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UK//ɡɒt juː haɪəd//US//ɡɑt ju haɪrd//

Meaning of Got you hired

You have been employed or engaged by someone.

In simple words: You were hired by someone.

Got you hired in a sentence

  • The company contacted me today; they **got you hired** for the new project.
  • Fantastic news! My connections **got you hired** at the best firm in town.
  • Don't worry, I assure you that the recommendation **got you hired** without a doubt.
  • Thanks to my brother's referral, he really **got you hired** quickly.

How to use Got you hired

Use when informing someone that they have been employed; appropriate in both formal and informal contexts.

Grammar pattern

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Memory hint

Think of the phrase as a 'gift' - someone got you a job!

Related words

Collocations with Got you hired

  • got you hired at
  • got you hired by
  • really got you hired

Synonyms for Got you hired

  • secured employment
  • landed a job
  • got a position

Common mistakes with Got you hired

  • Omitting 'you' when addressing someone directly, e.g., saying 'Got hired' instead.
  • Using 'got' in overly formal settings where 'was able to' is more appropriate.

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Frequently asked questions about Got you hired

What does Got you hired mean?

You were hired by someone.

What is the definition of Got you hired?

You have been employed or engaged by someone.

How do you use Got you hired in a sentence?

The company contacted me today; they **got you hired** for the new project.

Can you give another example of Got you hired?

Fantastic news! My connections **got you hired** at the best firm in town.

What are synonyms for Got you hired?

Common alternatives include secured employment, landed a job, got a position.

What words go with Got you hired?

It commonly pairs with got you hired at, got you hired by, really got you hired.

What are common mistakes when using Got you hired?

Omitting 'you' when addressing someone directly, e.g., saying 'Got hired' instead. Using 'got' in overly formal settings where 'was able to' is more appropriate.

How do you pronounce Got you hired?

US: //ɡɑt ju haɪrd//, UK: //ɡɒt juː haɪəd//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Got you hired?

Use when informing someone that they have been employed; appropriate in both formal and informal contexts.