put money into (something)

To invest money into something in the hopes of improving it or gaining a profit from it. If you're going to put your money into any company, this is the one—you can expect your investment to double by the end of this year alone. They haven't been putting nearly enough money into our public schools.

put ˈmoney into something

invest money in something: She put the money into stocks and shares. The Government should put more money into the film industry.

词组	put money into (something)
释义	put money into (something) put money into (something) To invest money into something in the hopes of improving it or gaining a profit from it. If you're going to put your money into any company, this is the one—you can expect your investment to double by the end of this year alone. They haven't been putting nearly enough money into our public schools. See also: money, put Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. put ˈmoney into something invest money in something: She put the money into stocks and shares. The Government should put more money into the film industry. See also: money, put, something Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: embezzle embezzle (something) from (someone or something) embezzle from color of someone's money, see the budget budget (something) for (something) budget for be burning a hole in (one's) pocket be burning a hole in your pocket funny money
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