No. 12,192 in Spanish

invierta

"Invest" or "reverse" (depending on context).

In a sentence

Es importante que usted invierta tiempo en su educación.
It is important that you invest time in your education.
Here, 'invierta' is used in the subjunctive mood, indicating necessity or recommendation for an action.
El gobierno invierta en mejorar las infraestructuras.
The government invests in improving infrastructures.
In this context, 'invierta' expresses an action that the subject (government) takes to achieve progress.
Espero que invierta sabiamente sus recursos.
I hope you invest your resources wisely.
This use of 'invierta' highlights a personal desire or hope concerning the subject's actions.

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