How is the word investir translated from French to English

Placer de l'argent quelque part en espérant en gagner davantage.

Put money into something hoping to earn more.

verb
English translation
invest

Examples with “investir”

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  • Ils ont investi dans l'immobilier l'an dernier. They invested in real estate last year.

  • Elle a consacré des années à apprendre ce métier. She invested years in learning the craft.

  • Combien dois-je investir pour commencer ? How much should I invest to start?

  • Ne consacre pas trop d'énergie à cette dispute. Don't invest too much energy in this argument.

  • Mon oncle investit un peu chaque mois. My uncle invests a little every month.

  • Nous consacrons beaucoup d'efforts au nouveau cours. We're investing a lot of effort into the new course.

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FAQ about “investir”

How is “investir” translated from French?
“investir” translates into English as “invest”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “investir” mean?
Meaning of “investir”: Placer de l'argent quelque part en espérant en gagner davantage. In English — “invest”.
What part of speech is “investir”?
“investir” is a verb.
Where can I see examples with “investir”?
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