investing

• Em inglês, 'investing' é o gerúndio/particípio presente do verbo 'invest', não um adjetivo. Descreve a ação de aplicar dinheiro ou capital em um empreendimento, ativo ou negócio com a expectativa de obter rendimento ou lucro futuro.

The word 'investing' is a verb (gerund/present participle of 'invest'), not an adjective. It describes the act of committing money or capital to an endeavor with the expectation of obtaining an additional income or profit.

1. Relating to financial investmentB2formal

   Describing something that involves putting money into something with the expectation of profit.

   Investidor

   • She is part of an investing group that focuses on startups.
   • The investing strategy requires careful analysis of the market.
   • He attended a seminar on investing principles for beginners.

   Sinônimosinvestment

• Substantivo que designa a ação de aplicar dinheiro, tempo ou recursos em algo com a expectativa de obter lucro, benefício ou resultado positivo.

A noun referring to the act of committing money, time, or resources to something with the expectation of achieving a profit, benefit, or positive return.

incontável

1. Financial activityB2formal

   The act of putting money into financial schemes, shares, or property with the expectation of achieving a profit.

   Investimento

   • Investing in the stock market requires careful research.
   • She started investing in real estate last year.
   • Long-term investing often yields better returns than short-term trading.

   Sinônimosfinancingfundinginvestmentspeculation

2. Devoting resourcesB2formal

   The act of using time, effort, or resources for a particular purpose to achieve future benefits.

   Investimento de recursos

   • Investing in education is crucial for personal development.
   • He believes investing in relationships is more important than money.
   • The company is investing heavily in new technology.

   Sinônimosallocationcommitmentdevotionexpenditureinvestmentspending

   Antônimosneglectsquanderwaste

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de aplicar dinheiro, esforço ou recursos em algo com a expectativa de obter lucro ou benefício. Pode também significar empossar alguém em um cargo ou atribuir poder ou autoridade.

A verb used to indicate the act of putting money, effort, or resources into something with the expectation of achieving a profit or benefit.

1. Financial investmentB1formalbusiness

   To put money into something (like stocks, property, or a business) with the expectation of making a profit.

   Investir

   • She decided to invest in technology stocks.
   • He invested a large sum of money in real estate.
   • Many people invest in mutual funds for retirement.

   Sinônimosbankrollbuy intocapitalizefinancefundlay outspeculateventure

   Antônimosdisinvestdivestliquidate

2. Time or effortB1formal

   To devote time, energy, or effort to something in order to achieve a benefit.

   Investir

   • She invested a lot of time in learning Spanish.
   • He invested his energy into building a successful career.
   • They invested years of hard work into the project.

   Sinônimoscommitcontributededicatedevoteexpendput inspend

   Antônimosidleignoreneglectsquanderwaste

3. Emotional investmentB2informal

   To become emotionally involved or committed to a person, idea, or cause.

   Envolver-se emocionalmente

   • She invested her heart in the relationship.
   • He invested deeply in the community project.
   • They invested emotionally in the outcome of the election.

   Sinônimoscommitdevoteengageinvolvepledge

   Antônimosdetachdisengagewithdraw