Invites Meaning in English

word · lemma: invite

US

/ˌɪnˈvaɪts/

in-VYTS

UK

/ˌɪnˈvaɪts/

in-VYTS

Definición

'Invites' is the third person singular form of 'invite'. It means someone asks others to come to an event, or it can refer to the invitations themselves.

Uso & Matices

Formal or informal, depending on situation. As a verb: "She invites him to dinner." As a plural noun (mostly informal and online): "Did you get any invites?" 'Invitations' is more formal than 'invites' as a noun. Don't confuse with 'invite' (verb base or singular noun).

• Spanish: invita - invitaciones
• Portuguese (BR): convida - convites
• Portuguese (PT): convida - convites
• Chinese (Simplified): 邀请 - 邀请函
• Chinese (Traditional): 邀請 - 邀請函
• Hindi: आमंत्रित करता है - निमंत्रण देता है
• Arabic: يدعو - دعوات
• Bengali: আমন্ত্রণ জানায় - নিমন্ত্রণপত্র
• Russian: приглашает - приглашения
• Japanese: 招待する - 招待状
• Vietnamese: mời - lời mời
• Korean: 초대한다 - 초대장
• Turkish: davet eder - davetiyeler
• Urdu: مدعو کرتا ہے - دعوت نامے
• Indonesian: mengundang - undangan

Oraciones de Ejemplo

She invites her friends to her birthday party every year.

basic

The company invites everyone to the annual meeting.

basic

He always invites his neighbors over for dinner.

basic

My inbox is full of party invites this month.

natural

Facebook always invites me to events I’m not interested in.

natural

Thanks for all the wedding invites, but I can't make it this summer.

natural