investing
/ɪnˈvɛstɪŋ/
verb
- Present participle of invest: using money to buy something in order to earn more money later.
- He is investing heavily in real estate.
- We are investing our savings in a diversified portfolio.
- They are investing in a new tech startup.
- Present participle of invest: spending time, effort, or other resources to achieve a future benefit.
- She is investing her energy into building a career.
- The company is investing in employee training programs.
- He is investing his weekends in volunteering at the shelter.
noun
- The act of putting money into something (like stocks, property, or a business) with the hope of making a profit.
- Many people start investing early to save for retirement.
- Investing in the stock market can be risky but rewarding.
- She learned about investing from a financial advisor.
- The act of spending time, effort, or resources on something to get a benefit in the future.
- Investing in your health through exercise is always a good idea.
- His investing in the community project made the neighborhood better.
- Investing time in learning a new language pays off later.