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I. involve [ingl. brit. ɪnˈvɒlv, ingl. am. ɪnˈvɑlv] V. trans.
1. involve (entail):
involve effort, travel
involve danger, problems
to involve doing job, sport, policy, plan:
it involves leaving early
the work involves computers
2. involve (cause to participate):
involve (gen) person, group
involve (implicate) person, group
impliquer, mêler (in dans)
to be involved in (positive) business, project
to be involved in (negative) scandal, robbery, fight
to get involved in or with sth (in sth dubious)
3. involve (affect):
involve person, animal, vehicle
4. involve (engross) film, play, book:
involve person, audience
to be involved in film, book, work
to get involved in film, play, book, work
5. involve (get emotionally attached):
to be/get involved with patient, client
to be (too) involved in or with problem, situation
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
II. to involve oneself in, to involve oneself with V. v. refl.
to involve oneself in,to involve oneself with v. refl. (participate):
inherently involve, entail, encourage
the job involves a lot of travel
the job involves a lot of travel atrbv. book, grant, plans, service
the job involves a lot of travel brochure, company, firm, magazine
the job involves a lot of travel allowance, voucher, expenses
the job involves a lot of travel business
the job involves a lot of travel writer
the job involves a lot of travel ban
the job involves travelling
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impliquer personnel, employé
to involve (dans in)
impliquer mesure
comporter ou présenter un risque décision, action:
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involve [ɪnˈvɒlv, ingl. am. -ˈvɑ:lv] V. trans.
1. involve (concern, affect):
2. involve (include, number among):
3. involve (entail, necessitate):
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to involve sb in sth
mêler qn à qc
to involve sb in sth
toucher histoire, affaire
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involve [ɪn·ˈvɔlv] V. trans.
1. involve (concern, affect):
2. involve (include, number among):
3. involve (entail, necessitate):
francés
francés
inglés
inglés
to involve sb in sth
mêler qn à qc
to involve sb in sth
toucher histoire, affaire
Present
Iinvolve
youinvolve
he/she/itinvolves
weinvolve
youinvolve
theyinvolve
Past
Iinvolved
youinvolved
he/she/itinvolved
weinvolved
youinvolved
theyinvolved
Present Perfect
Ihaveinvolved
youhaveinvolved
he/she/ithasinvolved
wehaveinvolved
youhaveinvolved
theyhaveinvolved
Past Perfect
Ihadinvolved
youhadinvolved
he/she/ithadinvolved
wehadinvolved
youhadinvolved
theyhadinvolved
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Like many inventions developed by individuals without the proper access to money and marketing, the travelling bag/life preserver did not result in fortunes.
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With improved local roads, people started travelling locally on their own bicycles (which were the craze of the day) and their own newly acquired automobiles.
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The substances were stored in three black polyethylene bags which were then put in a medium travelling bag.
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This means that the amplitude of a sound wave travelling through the basilar membrane varies as it travels through the cochlea.
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Please note that travelling allowances, where applicable, should be included in holiday pay.
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