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1 invested funds
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2 invest
I in'vest verb((with in) to put (money) into (a firm or business) usually by buying shares in it, in order to make a profit: He invested (two hundred dollars) in a building firm.) invertir- investor
II in'vest verb(to establish (a person) officially in a position of authority etc: The governor will be invested next week.)invest vb invertirtr[ɪn'vest]1 (money) invertir (in, en)2 (time, effort, etc) emplear (in, en), invertir (in, en)3 formal use (right, rank, power, etc) investir ( with, con), conferir ( with, -), otorgar ( with, -)5 SMALLMILITARY/SMALL dated sitiar, cercar1 hacer una inversión (in, en), invertir dinero (in, en)invest [ɪn'vɛst] vt1) authorize: investir, autorizar2) confer: conferir3) : invertir, dedicarhe invested his savings in stocks: invirtió sus ahorros en accionesto invest one's time: dedicar uno su tiempov.• invertir v.• investir v.• revestir v.• sitiar v.• situar v.ɪn'vest
1.
1)to invest something (IN something) — \<\<money/time\>\> invertir* algo (en algo)
2) ( endow) (frml)to invest something WITH something — conferirle* or otorgarle* algo a algo (frml)
3) (frml)a) ( empower)to invest somebody WITH something — investir* a alguien de or con algo (frml)
b) ( put in office) investir* (frml)
2.
vi[ɪn'vest]to invest (IN something) — invertir* (en algo)
1. VT1) [+ money, capital, funds] invertir (in en); [+ person] (in office) investir; (fig) [+ time, effort] dedicarinvested capital — capital m invertido
2)to invest sb with sth — investir a algn de or con algo
3) (Mil) † sitiar, cercar2.VIto invest in — [+ company, project] invertir dinero en; hum (=buy) comprarse
to invest with — [+ bank, building society] invertir dinero en
* * *[ɪn'vest]
1.
1)to invest something (IN something) — \<\<money/time\>\> invertir* algo (en algo)
2) ( endow) (frml)to invest something WITH something — conferirle* or otorgarle* algo a algo (frml)
3) (frml)a) ( empower)to invest somebody WITH something — investir* a alguien de or con algo (frml)
b) ( put in office) investir* (frml)
2.
vito invest (IN something) — invertir* (en algo)
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