put into; devote; investment
Meanings
4 senses · 9 examplesverb
to put into; to throw into; to involve oneself in
Often used for joining an activity, starting a new life stage, or formally putting something into operation.
He threw himself into work immediately after graduation.
The new production line has been put into operation.
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He devoted himself wholeheartedly to charity work.
adjective
devoted; absorbed; concentrated
Describes a state of full concentration and dedication to an activity.
She was so absorbed in reading that she couldn't hear any outside noise.
This actor performed on stage with great devotion.
verb
to invest (money, resources)
Used in economic or business contexts for allocating capital or resources.
The company plans to invest a large sum of money in developing new products.
This project requires low investment and high output.
noun
investment; input
Refers to the capital, resources, or effort that has been invested.
The government's investment in education increases every year.
This startup requires a significant investment.