Involucrar (en. Involve)

/in.vo.luˈkɾaɾ/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

English: To make someone participate in something.

English: The director decided to involve all employees in the new project.

El director decidió involucrar a todos los empleados en el nuevo proyecto.

English: To imply or relate someone to a situation.

English: I don't want to involve my friends in my personal problems.

No quiero involucrar a mis amigos en mis problemas personales.

English: To encompass or include something within a broader context.

English: The plan involves several stages for its implementation.

El plan involucra varias etapas para su implementación.

English: From the Latin 'involucrāre', which means 'to cover' or 'to wrap'.

English: to involve someone

English: To make someone participate or commit to an activity.

involucrar a alguien

English: to get involved in something

English: To actively participate in a matter or project.

involucrarse en algo

English: to be involved

English: To be included or affected by a situation.

ser involucrado

English: implication

English: Effect or consequence that results from something.

implicación

English: commitment

English: Agreement or responsibility assumed by a person.

compromiso

English: participation

English: Action of taking part in something.

participación

English: To get into something complicated.

English: Don't involve me in your troubles.

No me involucres en tus líos.

English: To join a group or activity.

English: I decided to get involved in the environmental cause.

Decidí involucrarme en la causa ambiental.