invest (in) (Meaning)
invest (in)
to give (time or effort) in order to do something or make something better, to spend money for building or improving (something), to use money for (something) in order to earn more money, to spend money on (something useful or helpful to oneself)
Synonyms & Antonyms of invest (in)
invest (in) Sentence Examples
- I decided to invest in the stock market, hoping to multiply my savings.
- The government is investing heavily in infrastructure projects to boost economic growth.
- The company invested in cutting-edge technology to gain a competitive edge.
- I'm considering investing in a new house, as real estate is a wise investment.
- The investor invested in bonds to diversify his portfolio and reduce risk.
- The foundation invests in scholarships to support underprivileged students.
- The businessman invested in his employees' professional development to enhance their skills.
- The museum invested in a new exhibition, showcasing珍宝its prized artifacts.
- The charity invested in a community center to provide resources for local residents.
- The philanthropist invested in medical research, hoping to find a cure for a devastating disease.
FAQs About the word invest (in)
to give (time or effort) in order to do something or make something better, to spend money for building or improving (something), to use money for (something) i
capitalize, back, subscribe, grant, contribute, found,promote, award, sponsor, underwrite
receive, draw, disendow, subsist,defund,
I decided to invest in the stock market, hoping to multiply my savings.
The government is investing heavily in infrastructure projects to boost economic growth.
The company invested in cutting-edge technology to gain a competitive edge.
I'm considering investing in a new house, as real estate is a wise investment.
