| Word | Pronunciation | Definition | Related Forms |
|---|---|---|---|
| involve | /'ɪnvɑlv/ | (transitive) If an activity involves something, that is used in or is part of the activity. | involvement uninvolved |
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A deal would involve rich countries opening their markets for farm produce and cutting subsidies for agriculture.
ReplyDeleteBut the second part is more difficult because it involves some rock-climbing
ReplyDeleteSex scenes help involve players in the game world.
ReplyDeleteItalian: Involvere
involve
ReplyDelete[in'vɔlv]
vt. 包含,使陷入,使忙于,使卷入,牵涉
Giving advice at the right time has to involve a great deal of intelligence.
Don't involve me in your quarrels.
ReplyDeleteKorean : 을 포함하다. …을 필요로 하다
A good way to win over the audience is to involve them.
ReplyDeleteRussian :вовлекать
While both involve food and psychological distress, the two are as different as a depressed.
ReplyDeleteJapanese; kai nyu suru,
He was involved in writing his doctoral dissertation.
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