Tra từ investment - Từ điển Việt Anh Việt 4in1 - English Vietnamese 4 in 1 Dictionary

in‧vest‧ment S2 W1 AC /ɪnˈvestmənt/ BrE AmE noun
[Word Family: noun: ↑investment, ↑investor; verb: ↑invest]
1. [uncountable and countable] the use of money to get a profit or to make a business activity successful, or the money that is used:
We plan to buy some property as an investment.
investment in
That year, Japanese investment in American real estate totaled $13.06 billion.
investment of
Each of us was required to put up a minimum investment of $5,000.
2. [countable] something that you buy or do because it will be useful later
a good/sound investment
The lessons cost me over $500, but I consider them a good investment.
3. [singular, uncountable] when you spend a large amount of time, energy, emotion etc on something:
a huge investment of time and effort
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COLLOCATIONS (for Meaning 1 )
verbs
▪ make an investment (in something) We have made a huge investment in our website.
▪ attract investment The company is trying to attract investment from overseas.
▪ stimulate/encourage investment The government has cut taxes in order to stimulate investment.
▪ protect your investment It's best to invest in several funds, in order to protect your investment.
▪ recoup your investment (=get back the money that you have invested ) Investors will have to take legal action to recoup their investment.
adjectives
▪ a good investment Property is usually a good investment.
▪ a bad/poor investment The shares turned out to be a poor investment.
▪ a big/major/massive/huge investment Developing a new computer system is always a big investment for any organisation.
▪ a safe investment (=in which you are unlikely to lose money) Electricity shares are still a safe investment.
▪ a wise investment (=very sensible) A pension might be a wise investment.
▪ a risky investment (=in which you are likely to lose money) Risky investments usually have higher yields.
▪ foreign/overseas investment The government is eager to attract foreign investment to fund building projects.
▪ a long-term investment (=one that will give you profit after a long time) Buying a house is a long-term investment.
▪ a short-term investment (=one that will give you profit in a short time) Interest rates will be cut on short-term investments.
▪ private investment (=investment by private individuals) Public expenditure in declining areas will attract future private investment.
▪ public investment (=investment by the government or state) There have been drastic cuts in public investment in housing.
▪ capital investment (=investment in machines, equipment etc) A huge capital investment will have to be made to maintain the buildings.
investment + NOUN
▪ an investment scheme British English, an investment program AmE: Most investment schemes are subject to tax.
▪ an investment opportunity She took advantage of a unique investment opportunity.
▪ an investment adviser He has served as an investment adviser for several major banks.
▪ an investment banker He is an investment banker at a prestigious Wall Street firm.
▪ investment income (=money that you earn from your investments) The rate of taxation on investment income is set to increase.
▪ investment funds The city is in a good position to attract new investment funds.
phrases
▪ the (rate of) return on an investment (=profit from an investment) We expect a high return on our investment.

investmenthu

◎	[in'vestmənt]
※	danh từ
	■	sự đầu tư; vốn đầu tư
		☆	making a profit by careful investment
			thu lợi nhuận nhờ đầu tư thận trọng
	■	(như) investiture
	■	(quân sự) sự bao vây, sự phong toả