Invest
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British pronunciation/ɪnvˈɛst/
American pronunciation/ˌɪnˈvɛst/

Definitie & Betekenis van "invest"

to invest
01

to buy houses, shares, lands, etc. with the hope of gaining a profit

Intransitive: to invest in an asset
to invest definition and meaning
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Investors often invest in real estate to diversify their portfolios.
She regularly invests in stocks to build long-term wealth.
Last year, they invested in a startup that later became highly successful.
02

to give or grant someone or something a specific quality, feature, or characteristic

Transitive: to invest sb/sth with a quality
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Her kindness and generosity invested the team with a sense of unity.
The teacher 's encouragement invested the students with confidence in their abilities.
The art director 's vision invested the film with a unique and captivating atmosphere.
03

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
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All executive powers were invested in the Secretary of State to ensure smooth governance.
All decision-making authority was invested in the project manager for the duration of the construction.
The king invested his trusted advisor with full control over the kingdom ’s finances.
04

to formally grant someone a rank, title, or office

Transitive: to invest sb | to invest sb as holder of an office
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He was invested as the CEO of the company after the board's unanimous decision.
The board invested her as the executive director, granting her full oversight of the organization.
She was formally invested as the new head of the department at the annual meeting.
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