Investの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: I’m invested means I’m very interested about the show/topic that you give it a lot of your time

A: I’m interested

A: It means that you care about what happens. Example: your child is in the hospital. You are emotionally invested in his or her care. You care about it a lot.

A: It basically means to put your time, money, effort etc. into something you want to promulgate.

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A: I am not emotionally invested in this relationship.

He thinks the show is boring because he's not emotionally invested in the characters.

A: 1. I can't just give up, I'm really invested in this relationship
2. I'm so invested in my work, I don't have time for anything else

A: It's time to invest some money in gold.

Don't invest yourself so much in this story, you may get hurt.

I invest some of my time in learning a new language.

A: "She was emotionally invested in him, even though she knew he had hurt her before. "

"When she said she loved him no matter what, he knew she was emotionally invested in the relationship"

These are a little long but I think they give a good idea of how the phrase is used.

A: I invest money in the oil industry.

I invest money in my friend's business.

He invests money in the stock market.

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A: There is no difference. Usually you will use 'in' after saying invest.

As in most cases you are investing in something.

For example:
I am invested in you
I have invested in stocks
I will invest in your product

A: You can invest in a house, property, car, stocks, etc. Something you are doing for potential long term gain. Betting is more of a game that you would do at a casino or horse racing etc.

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