Suchen
to be involved with something
01
to be participating in or engaging with a situation, event, or activity
Collocation
Example
When Jane realized that her friends were involved in illegal activities, she decided to distance herself from them, remembering the saying better be alone than in bad company
Witnesses testified in court against the alleged thug who had been involved in a series of violent incidents.
They have been involved in research for several years.
02
to be mentally or emotionally engaged or interested in something
CollocationExample
The cytoskeleton is involved in intracellular transport, guiding vesicles and organelles to their destinations.
Parents are encouraged to be involved in their child 's course selection process.
Serotonin is involved in the regulation of sleep cycles and wakefulness.
to be involved with somebody
01
to have a romantic or sexual relationship with someone
Collocation02
to have a professional or working relationship with someone
Collocationto be involved
01
to take part or engage in something
Collocation02
to be in a romantic or sexual relationship with someone
CollocationBeispiel
When Jane realized that her friends were involved in illegal activities, she decided to distance herself from them, remembering the saying better be alone than in bad company
Witnesses testified in court against the alleged thug who had been involved in a series of violent incidents.
They have been involved in research for several years.
She has been involved in activism since her teenage years, advocating for gender equality and women's rights.
They are involved with a consultant to improve their business strategies.
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