investors
word · lemma: investor
/ˌɪnˈvɛstɝz/
in-VES-turz
/ɪnvˈɛstəz/
in-VES-tuhz
Definition
People or organizations that put money into something, like a business or property, hoping to make a profit.
Usage & Nuances
'Investors' is formal and common in business, finance, and economics. Often used with adjectives like 'foreign', 'private', or 'large'. Don't confuse with 'donors' (give money without expecting profit).
Spanish: inversores - inversionistasPortuguese (BR): investidoresPortuguese (PT): investidoresChinese (Simplified): 投资者Chinese (Traditional): 投資者Hindi: निवेशकArabic: المستثمرونBengali: বিনিয়োগকারীRussian: инвесторыJapanese: 投資家Vietnamese: nhà đầu tưKorean: 투자자Turkish: yatırımcıUrdu: سرمایہ کارIndonesian: investor
Example Sentences
Some investors bought shares in the company.
basic
The new project attracted many investors.
basic
Investors hope to make money from their investments.
basic
Big tech companies are always looking for new investors.
natural
Most investors check the market before making decisions.
natural
The company lost several key investors after last year’s losses.
natural