Definition of reinvestment in English:

reinvestment

noun riːɪnˈvɛstm(ə)ntˌriɪnˈvɛstmənt

mass noun

The action of putting the profit made on a previous investment back into the same scheme.
future reinvestment in new technologies
Example sentencesExamples
- This will deliver significant savings to the public purse for reinvestment in front-line services.
- He cited many examples of national airlines requiring reinvestments by their owners, in each case the respective government of that country.
- Be sure on the application to request reinvestment of all dividends.
- He calls the conservation effort a "reinvestment" in the ranch's long-term health.
- The company provided an 11.5% average annualized total return, which includes reinvestment of dividends.
- Those making the shift to resource reinvestment are not just doing good, they are also reaping profits.
- One set of institutions monitored the compliance of the parties to their agreement to exchange wage moderation for the reinvestment of profits.
- "We will continue to grow our group with reinvestment," he said, adding, "continuous improvement is part of our business ethics."
- Dividend reinvestment plans, or DRIPs, allow investors to build investment portfolios by reinvesting dividends into more shares.
- Venezuela has quite a diversified industrial sector, largely due to its reinvestment of oil resources.

Definition of reinvestment in US English:

reinvestment

nounˌriɪnˈvɛstməntˌrēinˈvestmənt

The action of putting the profit made on a previous investment back into the same place.
future reinvestment in new technologies
Example sentencesExamples
- One set of institutions monitored the compliance of the parties to their agreement to exchange wage moderation for the reinvestment of profits.
- Be sure on the application to request reinvestment of all dividends.
- He calls the conservation effort a "reinvestment" in the ranch's long-term health.
- "We will continue to grow our group with reinvestment," he said, adding, "continuous improvement is part of our business ethics."
- Those making the shift to resource reinvestment are not just doing good, they are also reaping profits.
- Dividend reinvestment plans, or DRIPs, allow investors to build investment portfolios by reinvesting dividends into more shares.
- Venezuela has quite a diversified industrial sector, largely due to its reinvestment of oil resources.
- This will deliver significant savings to the public purse for reinvestment in front-line services.
- He cited many examples of national airlines requiring reinvestments by their owners, in each case the respective government of that country.
- The company provided an 11.5% average annualized total return, which includes reinvestment of dividends.

单词	reinvestment
释义	Definition of reinvestment in English: reinvestment noun riːɪnˈvɛstm(ə)ntˌriɪnˈvɛstmənt mass noun The action of putting the profit made on a previous investment back into the same scheme. future reinvestment in new technologies Example sentencesExamples This will deliver significant savings to the public purse for reinvestment in front-line services. He cited many examples of national airlines requiring reinvestments by their owners, in each case the respective government of that country. Be sure on the application to request reinvestment of all dividends. He calls the conservation effort a "reinvestment" in the ranch's long-term health. The company provided an 11.5% average annualized total return, which includes reinvestment of dividends. Those making the shift to resource reinvestment are not just doing good, they are also reaping profits. One set of institutions monitored the compliance of the parties to their agreement to exchange wage moderation for the reinvestment of profits. "We will continue to grow our group with reinvestment," he said, adding, "continuous improvement is part of our business ethics." Dividend reinvestment plans, or DRIPs, allow investors to build investment portfolios by reinvesting dividends into more shares. Venezuela has quite a diversified industrial sector, largely due to its reinvestment of oil resources. Definition of reinvestment in US English: reinvestment nounˌriɪnˈvɛstməntˌrēinˈvestmənt The action of putting the profit made on a previous investment back into the same place. future reinvestment in new technologies Example sentencesExamples One set of institutions monitored the compliance of the parties to their agreement to exchange wage moderation for the reinvestment of profits. Be sure on the application to request reinvestment of all dividends. He calls the conservation effort a "reinvestment" in the ranch's long-term health. "We will continue to grow our group with reinvestment," he said, adding, "continuous improvement is part of our business ethics." Those making the shift to resource reinvestment are not just doing good, they are also reaping profits. Dividend reinvestment plans, or DRIPs, allow investors to build investment portfolios by reinvesting dividends into more shares. Venezuela has quite a diversified industrial sector, largely due to its reinvestment of oil resources. This will deliver significant savings to the public purse for reinvestment in front-line services. He cited many examples of national airlines requiring reinvestments by their owners, in each case the respective government of that country. The company provided an 11.5% average annualized total return, which includes reinvestment of dividends.
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