英语词汇invest怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

invest /ɪnˈvɛst/ verb

invests; invested; investing

invest

/ɪnˈvɛst/

verb

invests; invested; investing

Learner's definition of INVEST

: to use money to earn more money : to use your money to purchase stock in a company, to buy property, etc., in order to make future profit投资

[no object]

She has always invested conservatively/aggressively.她投资总是很保守/冒进。

— often + in

He made a fortune by investing in real estate.他投资房地产赚了一大笔钱。

[+ object]

She invested her inheritance money.她把继承来的钱用于投资了。
invested money投资资金

— often + in

He invested his savings in the business.他把存款投资到这笔生意中去了。

a : to spend (money) on building or improving something（为建造或改善某物）投资 — usually + in

[+ object]

The city will invest millions of dollars in two new schools.这个城市将斥资数百万美元新建两所学校。

[no object]

The city plans to invest heavily in its educational system this year.这个城市计划今年大量投资教育系统。

b [+ object] : to give your time or effort in order to do something or make something better投入（时间或精力） — usually + in

A lot of effort was invested in the project.这个项目投入了大量的努力。
We need to invest more time in educating our children.我们需要在教育孩子上投入更多的时间。
(chiefly US) She is deeply invested in this project [=she has given a lot of time and effort to this project and cares about it very much] and wants it to succeed.她在这个项目中投入了很多，渴望它能成功。

[+ object] formal : to provide (someone or something) with (something)赋予；授予

The United States Constitution invests the President with certain powers. [=gives certain powers to the President]美国宪法赋予总统一定的权力。
The emperor claimed to be invested with power by the gods.这位皇帝声称众神赋予了他权力。
The promotion invested her with confidence. [=made her confident]这次升职给了她信心。

invest as

[phrasal verb]

invest (someone) as (something) formal

: to give (someone) the power and authority of (a particular position or title)授予…权力

The group invested her as chairperson.这个组织确立她为主席。

invest in

[phrasal verb]

invest in (something) informal

: to spend money on (something useful or helpful to yourself)购买（有用的东西）

I am planning to invest in [=buy, purchase] a good coat.我准备花钱给自己买件好大衣。

— investing

noun [noncount]

I read a book on investing before I bought stocks and bonds.我买股票及债券之前读了一本投资方面的书。

— investor

/ɪnˈvɛstɚ/ noun, plural investors [count]

单词	invest
释义	invest 1 ENTRIES FOUND: invest (verb) invest /ɪnˈvɛst/ verb invests; invested; investing invest /ɪnˈvɛst/ verb invests; invested; investing Learner's definition of INVEST 1 : to use money to earn more money : to use your money to purchase stock in a company, to buy property, etc., in order to make future profit投资 [no object] She has always invested conservatively/aggressively.她投资总是很保守/冒进。 — often + in He made a fortune by investing in real estate.他投资房地产赚了一大笔钱。 [+ object] She invested her inheritance money.她把继承来的钱用于投资了。 invested money投资资金 — often + in He invested his savings in the business.他把存款投资到这笔生意中去了。 2 a : to spend (money) on building or improving something（为建造或改善某物）投资 — usually + in [+ object] The city will invest millions of dollars in two new schools.这个城市将斥资数百万美元新建两所学校。 [no object] The city plans to invest heavily in its educational system this year.这个城市计划今年大量投资教育系统。 b [+ object] : to give your time or effort in order to do something or make something better投入（时间或精力） — usually + in A lot of effort was invested in the project.这个项目投入了大量的努力。 We need to invest more time in educating our children.我们需要在教育孩子上投入更多的时间。 (chiefly US) She is deeply invested in this project [=she has given a lot of time and effort to this project and cares about it very much] and wants it to succeed.她在这个项目中投入了很多，渴望它能成功。 3 [+ object] formal : to provide (someone or something) with (something)赋予；授予 The United States Constitution invests the President with certain powers. [=gives certain powers to the President]美国宪法赋予总统一定的权力。 The emperor claimed to be invested with power by the gods.这位皇帝声称众神赋予了他权力。 The promotion invested her with confidence. [=made her confident]这次升职给了她信心。 invest as [phrasal verb] invest (someone) as (something) formal : to give (someone) the power and authority of (a particular position or title)授予…权力 The group invested her as chairperson.这个组织确立她为主席。 invest in [phrasal verb] invest in (something) informal : to spend money on (something useful or helpful to yourself)购买（有用的东西） I am planning to invest in [=buy, purchase] a good coat.我准备花钱给自己买件好大衣。 — investing noun [noncount] I read a book on investing before I bought stocks and bonds.我买股票及债券之前读了一本投资方面的书。 — investor /ɪnˈvɛstɚ/ noun, plural investors [count]
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