Phrasal Verbs

invest in (1)

This page is about the phrasal verb invest in (1)

Meaning

to put your energy and resources into something that you think will help you to achieve your goal

For example

  • invest sth in sth Kylie had invested a huge amount of time and work in her singing career, and at last it was paying off for her.

  • invest sth in doing sth People who invest their time and money in helping others who are not so fortunate in life say they get a great sense of satisfaction and fulfillment from doing so.

Quick Quiz

If you want to be a top sports star, you'll need to invest your time and energy in

a. telling people about your dreams

b. writing speeches for accepting awards

c. developing your skills and fitness
a) telling people about your dreams b) writing speeches for accepting awards c) developing your skills and fitness

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Contributor: Matt Errey