- to actively involve or attract participation.

The charity aims to engage young volunteers in community projects.

- to grant rights or privileges.

Members are entitled to special discounts at participating stores.

- to complete or satisfy a requirement or need.

The new program helps students fulfill college entry requirements.

- not in active use; inactive or unoccupied.

The factory remained idle while waiting for new parts.

- to dismiss employees, usually due to economic conditions.

The company had to lay off part-time workers after the budget cuts.

- to publish or announce publicly.

The organization posted new policies on its website.

- to enlist or hire new people, especially for a job.

The hospital plans to recruit additional nurses for night shifts.

- to move to a new place or position, typically for work.

The family decided to relocate to a smaller town for a quieter life.

- distant or done from a far-off location.

The remote event allowed people from all over the world to participate.

- to stop working, typically due to age or years of service.

He hopes to retire early and travel the world.

- regular, repeated procedures or activities.

She starts her morning routine with exercise and coffee.

- lasting for a limited time, not permanent.

The company hired temporary staff for the holiday season.

- to move or shift from one place, role, or situation to another.

The student decided to transfer to a different university.

- to make a marked change or improvement.

The new manager aims to transform the workplace culture.

- to begin or commit to a task or responsibility.

The students will undertake a research project on climate change.

- to finish or complete a task.

Let’s wrap up the meeting so we can prepare for the next event.