involve in English: To have something as a part of it, or to bring someone into an activity. (verb)

Translation

To have something as a part of it, or to bring someone into an activity.

Word origin

From Latin involvere, meaning to roll up or wrap in, from in and volvere, to roll.

Verb typeregular (involve, involves, involved)

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"Involve" means travel is a part of the job.

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"Involve" here means to bring someone into it.

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"Involved" means they took part in it.

include

To have something as one of the parts of a group or whole.

join

To come together with other people, or to put two things together.

part

A piece or section of something bigger, not the whole of it.

need

To have to have something because it is important or necessary.

work

To do a job or use effort to make or finish something.

interfere

To get involved in something that is not your business, or to stop something from working well.

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