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英語での「invest」の定義と意味

to invest
01

投資する, 投じる

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
Investors often invest in real estate to diversify their portfolios.
投資家はポートフォリオを多様化するためによく不動産に投資します。
1.1

投資する, 捧げる

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
She decided to invest her time in learning a new language, hoping it would enhance her career prospects.
彼女はキャリアの見通しを向上させると期待して、新しい言語を学ぶことに時間を投資することに決めました。
02

投資する, 授ける

to give or grant someone or something a specific quality, feature, or characteristic
Transitive: to invest sb/sth with a quality
Her kindness and generosity invested the team with a sense of unity.
彼女の親切心と寛大さは、チームに一体感を与えました。
03

投資する, 授与する

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
All executive powers were invested in the Secretary of State to ensure smooth governance.
円滑な統治を確保するために、すべての執行権が国務長官に委ねられました
04

任命する, 就任させる

to formally grant someone a rank, title, or office
Transitive: to invest sb | to invest sb as holder of an office
He was invested as the CEO of the company after the board's unanimous decision.
彼は取締役会の満場一致の決定後、会社のCEOとして就任しました。
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