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Definition of applicant in English: applicantnoun ˈaplɪk(ə)ntˈæpləkənt A person who makes a formal application for something, especially a job. （尤指工作的）申请人 applicants for the degree course Example sentencesExamples - Secondly in support of their application the applicants have sought to allege actual use of the mark.
- Now is the time to take stock and think about what needs to be done for customers, employees and job applicants.
- If it really is a change for the worse, wouldn't the number of job applicants go down?
- It's still legal in this country to exclude job applicants on grounds of age alone.
- The applicants made no submissions on the law or facts in relation to this submission.
- The first stage of reducing the number of applicants for a job is to look at aspects such as loyalty.
- He said there was always four to five applicants per Council house in the Tramore area.
- The applicant contends that the council acted unlawfully on a number of grounds.
- Admittedly the applicants contest the necessity of their arrest for that purpose.
- It follows that there is a duty on the applicant to present the case against each respondent fairly.
- Both applicants have other jobs and all their spare time is spent on this farm.
- The company has promised to see all applicants who meet the specification for the vacant job.
- At interview, the applicant gave an account which he subsequently agreed was false.
- For example, Dutch job applicants are apt to undersell themselves in the eyes of Americans.
- The applicant has considered other sites and has rejected them all for different reasons.
- He felt this would be hard to solve as there seemed to be a large backlog of applicants.
- Present incumbents were required to compete with new applicants for these positions.
- There was a ton of applicants, and the seven of us were the final cream skimmed off.
- That is a lot of use to the applicant when the applicant is not in Australia, is it not?
- At the moment they seem to have most of the say in planning; the applicants have no say.
Synonyms candidate, interviewee, competitor, contestant, contender, entrant claimant, suppliant, supplicant, petitioner, suitor, postulant, prospective student/employee, aspirant, possibility, possible job-seeker, job-hunter auditioner
OriginEarly 19th century: from application + -ant. Definition of applicant in US English: applicantnounˈapləkəntˈæpləkənt A person who makes a formal application for something, especially a job. （尤指工作的）申请人 applicants for the degree course Example sentencesExamples - For example, Dutch job applicants are apt to undersell themselves in the eyes of Americans.
- At interview, the applicant gave an account which he subsequently agreed was false.
- That is a lot of use to the applicant when the applicant is not in Australia, is it not?
- Secondly in support of their application the applicants have sought to allege actual use of the mark.
- It's still legal in this country to exclude job applicants on grounds of age alone.
- The company has promised to see all applicants who meet the specification for the vacant job.
- Both applicants have other jobs and all their spare time is spent on this farm.
- At the moment they seem to have most of the say in planning; the applicants have no say.
- He said there was always four to five applicants per Council house in the Tramore area.
- He felt this would be hard to solve as there seemed to be a large backlog of applicants.
- The applicants made no submissions on the law or facts in relation to this submission.
- If it really is a change for the worse, wouldn't the number of job applicants go down?
- It follows that there is a duty on the applicant to present the case against each respondent fairly.
- There was a ton of applicants, and the seven of us were the final cream skimmed off.
- The applicant contends that the council acted unlawfully on a number of grounds.
- The applicant has considered other sites and has rejected them all for different reasons.
- The first stage of reducing the number of applicants for a job is to look at aspects such as loyalty.
- Admittedly the applicants contest the necessity of their arrest for that purpose.
- Now is the time to take stock and think about what needs to be done for customers, employees and job applicants.
- Present incumbents were required to compete with new applicants for these positions.
Synonyms candidate, interviewee, competitor, contestant, contender, entrant
OriginEarly 19th century: from application + -ant. |