TO EMPLOY

Chinese 

碌 (laborious, small stone, to hire, to record, to tape, to write down), 採用 (to adopt, to use), 使用 (to apply, to make use of, to use), 使 (messenger, to cause, to enable, to make, to use). (various references)

Cornish

arfeth. (various references)

Danish

for at undgaa justeringer af laengden,noget som altid er vanskeligt paa land og da saerlig besvaerligt til havs,er det blevet almindeligt at anvende hydrauliske pakningsenheder til nedsaetning (always troublesome on land and particulary difficult at sea, it has become usual to employ hydraulically set(production)packers, to avoid depth adjustments). (various references)

Dutch

om het aanpassen van buislengten-hetwelk op het vasteland vervelend en op zee bijzonder moeilijk is-te vermijden,is het gebruikelijk geworden hydraulische pakkers te gebruiken (always troublesome on land and particulary difficult at sea, it has become usual to employ hydraulically set(production)packers, to avoid depth adjustments). (various references)

French

pour éviter les ajustements de longueurs,toujours ennuyeux à terre et particulièrement malaisés en mer,il est devenu courant d'employer des packers à pose hydraulique (it has become usual to employ hydraulically set(production)packers, to avoid depth adjustments), la défenderesse s'estime en droit de recourir à un tel procédé (the defendant considers that it is entitled to employ such a procedure). (various references)

German

beschäftigen (bother, employ), anwenden (apply, use, exert, employ, utilize). (various references)

Greek 

για να αποφύγουμε τις προσαρμογές του μήκους,πάντοτε ενοχλητικές στην ξηρά και ιδιαίτερα δύσκολες στη θάλασσα,χρησιμοποιούμε,συνήθως,τα PA (it has become usual to employ hydraulically set(production)packers, to avoid depth adjustments). (various references)

Hungarian

foglalkoztat (employ), felhasznál (to expend, to use up), dolgoztat (work). (various references)

Italian

occupare (occupy, employ, take). (various references)

Japanese Kanji 

雇う (to hire), 使う (to handle, to manipulate, to use). (various references)

Japanese Katakana 

ひとをつかう (to take a person in one's service), つかう (to circulate, to consume, to dispatch, to donate, to handle, to manipulate, to need, to practise, to send, to speak, to spend, to take, to use, to want), いれる (to admit, to bring in, to cast, to commit, to comprehend, to include, to insert, to introduce, to let in, to listen to, to pay, to put in, to put into, to set, to take in, to tolerate, to usher in), めしつかう (to hire a servant), めしかかえる (to engage), やとう (night burglar, opposition party, to hire), やといいれる (to engage). (various references)

Maori

whakamai-a. (various references)

Papago

bahmuth. (various references)

Pig Latin

otay employay.(various references)

Sepedi

thwala. (various references)

Spanish

para evitar los ajustes de profundidad, siempre problemáticos en tierra y particularmente dificultosos en el mar, se ha hecho usual la utilización de obturadores hidráulicos (always troublesome on land and particulary difficult at sea, it has become usual to employ hydraulically set(production)packers, to avoid depth adjustments). (various references)