invest
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ˈvɛst
vest
British pronunciation
/ɪnˈvɛst/

Definición y significado de "invest"en inglés

to invest
01

invertir

to spend money or resources with the intention of gaining a future advantage or return
Intransitive: to invest in an asset
to invest definition and meaning
example
Ejemplos
Last year, they invested in a startup that later became highly successful.
El año pasado, invirtieron en una startup que luego se volvió muy exitosa.
1.1

invertir

to devote a lot of effort, time, etc. to something from which one expects to achieve a good result
Transitive: to invest effort or time into sth | to invest effort or time in sth
example
Ejemplos
He invested months of hard work into his fitness routine and saw amazing results.
Él invirtió meses de trabajo duro en su rutina de ejercicios y vio resultados increíbles.
02

invertir, dotar

to give or grant someone or something a specific quality, feature, or characteristic
Transitive: to invest sb/sth with a quality
example
Ejemplos
The art director 's vision invested the film with a unique and captivating atmosphere.
La visión del director de arte invistió a la película con una atmósfera única y cautivadora.
03

invertir, otorgar

to grant or assign authority, control, or power to someone or something
Transitive: to invest sb with a power or responsibility | to invest a power or responsibility in sb
example
Ejemplos
The king invested his trusted advisor with full control over the kingdom ’s finances.
El rey invistió a su consejero de confianza con el control total de las finanzas del reino.
04

investir, instituir

to formally grant someone a rank, title, or office
Transitive: to invest sb | to invest sb as holder of an office
example
Ejemplos
She was formally invested as the new head of the department at the annual meeting.
Fue formalmente investida como la nueva jefa del departamento en la reunión anual.
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