No. 7,499 in Spanish

invertir

To invest or to reverse.

In a sentence

Decidí invertir tiempo en aprender un nuevo idioma.
I decided to invest time in learning a new language.
In this context, 'invertir' means to dedicate or spend intentionally some resource (time) on an activity or purpose.
Mi familia planea invertir en propiedades inmobiliarias el próximo año.
My family plans to invest in real estate properties next year.
Here, 'invertir' is used in a financial context, indicating placing money into assets with the expectation of benefit or profit.
Es necesario invertir el orden de los términos en esta ecuación.
It is necessary to invert the order of terms in this equation.
In this case, 'invertir' refers to changing or reversing the order or arrangement of elements.

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