Definition of reinvest in English:

reinvest

verb riːɪnˈvɛstˌriɪnˈvɛst

[with object]

Put (the profit on a previous investment) back into the same scheme.
the enterprise had been expanded by reinvesting profits
Example sentencesExamples
- If you invest now and reinvest your dividends until you retire, you can get a huge return on your initial investment.
- There's no point in companies reinvesting their profits in ‘risky’ business projects when the same return is available risk-free elsewhere.
- We reinvest the profits back into the company and that negates the need to seek further external funding.
- Most of our supermarkets are adventurous about wine, and existing hotels, bars, wine bars and wine shops are reinvesting their profits into luxurious and thoughtful re-workings of their existing shops.
- Assume that you reinvest your dividends and capital gains payouts in shares of the fund.
- Personally, I am not too thrilled by either because I'd much rather a company reinvested its profits into more successful ventures.
- If a company is paying the majority of its earnings out in dividends, smaller amounts of profits are able to be reinvested to make higher profits.
- I want to grow the business, but I can't unless we start reinvesting our profits.
- As these assets generate profits, and as the profits are reinvested in additional assets, you see a return in the form of increased share value as stock prices rise.
- Even investors who reinvested their dividend income would have recorded a loss of almost 13% over the same period.
- Investors should keep track of distributions made by their mutual funds that are reinvested.
- Confronted with the choice of a cash dividend up-front or a chance at bigger gains later, investors are deciding they will do better with companies trying to boost their shares by reinvesting their profits.
- Also, reinvest your profits to grow the business.
- The family has made a concerted effort to reinvest profits in the hotel and has tried to introduce a new feature each year.
- The Treasury said it would take into account these sorts of concerns, suggesting it would reward companies who reinvested their profits into their businesses.
- If a trader, therefore, has alternative or multiple income streams, they may be better off to incorporate their business as a company and reinvest the profits back into it.
- They may generate financial support by retaining profits and reinvesting them in organizational improvements.
- Many companies and investors favor using spare corporate cash for stock buybacks or to reinvest profits instead of paying dividends.
- First and foremost is the acceptance of money on deposit from customers for the purpose of making a profit by reinvesting it.
- Like a real foundation, your money is invested, and the returns on those investments are reinvested and further enlarge your fund for giving.

Definition of reinvest in US English:

reinvest

verbˌriɪnˈvɛstˌrēinˈvest

[with object]

Put (the profit on a previous investment) back into the same place.
the enterprise had been expanded by reinvesting profits
Example sentencesExamples
- Many companies and investors favor using spare corporate cash for stock buybacks or to reinvest profits instead of paying dividends.
- Even investors who reinvested their dividend income would have recorded a loss of almost 13% over the same period.
- Like a real foundation, your money is invested, and the returns on those investments are reinvested and further enlarge your fund for giving.
- We reinvest the profits back into the company and that negates the need to seek further external funding.
- Assume that you reinvest your dividends and capital gains payouts in shares of the fund.
- Also, reinvest your profits to grow the business.
- Investors should keep track of distributions made by their mutual funds that are reinvested.
- If you invest now and reinvest your dividends until you retire, you can get a huge return on your initial investment.
- First and foremost is the acceptance of money on deposit from customers for the purpose of making a profit by reinvesting it.
- The Treasury said it would take into account these sorts of concerns, suggesting it would reward companies who reinvested their profits into their businesses.
- Most of our supermarkets are adventurous about wine, and existing hotels, bars, wine bars and wine shops are reinvesting their profits into luxurious and thoughtful re-workings of their existing shops.
- Personally, I am not too thrilled by either because I'd much rather a company reinvested its profits into more successful ventures.
- As these assets generate profits, and as the profits are reinvested in additional assets, you see a return in the form of increased share value as stock prices rise.
- The family has made a concerted effort to reinvest profits in the hotel and has tried to introduce a new feature each year.
- I want to grow the business, but I can't unless we start reinvesting our profits.
- If a company is paying the majority of its earnings out in dividends, smaller amounts of profits are able to be reinvested to make higher profits.
- Confronted with the choice of a cash dividend up-front or a chance at bigger gains later, investors are deciding they will do better with companies trying to boost their shares by reinvesting their profits.
- If a trader, therefore, has alternative or multiple income streams, they may be better off to incorporate their business as a company and reinvest the profits back into it.
- There's no point in companies reinvesting their profits in ‘risky’ business projects when the same return is available risk-free elsewhere.
- They may generate financial support by retaining profits and reinvesting them in organizational improvements.

单词	reinvest
释义	Definition of reinvest in English: reinvest verb riːɪnˈvɛstˌriɪnˈvɛst [with object] Put (the profit on a previous investment) back into the same scheme. the enterprise had been expanded by reinvesting profits Example sentencesExamples If you invest now and reinvest your dividends until you retire, you can get a huge return on your initial investment. There's no point in companies reinvesting their profits in ‘risky’ business projects when the same return is available risk-free elsewhere. We reinvest the profits back into the company and that negates the need to seek further external funding. Most of our supermarkets are adventurous about wine, and existing hotels, bars, wine bars and wine shops are reinvesting their profits into luxurious and thoughtful re-workings of their existing shops. Assume that you reinvest your dividends and capital gains payouts in shares of the fund. Personally, I am not too thrilled by either because I'd much rather a company reinvested its profits into more successful ventures. If a company is paying the majority of its earnings out in dividends, smaller amounts of profits are able to be reinvested to make higher profits. I want to grow the business, but I can't unless we start reinvesting our profits. As these assets generate profits, and as the profits are reinvested in additional assets, you see a return in the form of increased share value as stock prices rise. Even investors who reinvested their dividend income would have recorded a loss of almost 13% over the same period. Investors should keep track of distributions made by their mutual funds that are reinvested. Confronted with the choice of a cash dividend up-front or a chance at bigger gains later, investors are deciding they will do better with companies trying to boost their shares by reinvesting their profits. Also, reinvest your profits to grow the business. The family has made a concerted effort to reinvest profits in the hotel and has tried to introduce a new feature each year. The Treasury said it would take into account these sorts of concerns, suggesting it would reward companies who reinvested their profits into their businesses. If a trader, therefore, has alternative or multiple income streams, they may be better off to incorporate their business as a company and reinvest the profits back into it. They may generate financial support by retaining profits and reinvesting them in organizational improvements. Many companies and investors favor using spare corporate cash for stock buybacks or to reinvest profits instead of paying dividends. First and foremost is the acceptance of money on deposit from customers for the purpose of making a profit by reinvesting it. Like a real foundation, your money is invested, and the returns on those investments are reinvested and further enlarge your fund for giving. Definition of reinvest in US English: reinvest verbˌriɪnˈvɛstˌrēinˈvest [with object] Put (the profit on a previous investment) back into the same place. the enterprise had been expanded by reinvesting profits Example sentencesExamples Many companies and investors favor using spare corporate cash for stock buybacks or to reinvest profits instead of paying dividends. Even investors who reinvested their dividend income would have recorded a loss of almost 13% over the same period. Like a real foundation, your money is invested, and the returns on those investments are reinvested and further enlarge your fund for giving. We reinvest the profits back into the company and that negates the need to seek further external funding. Assume that you reinvest your dividends and capital gains payouts in shares of the fund. Also, reinvest your profits to grow the business. Investors should keep track of distributions made by their mutual funds that are reinvested. If you invest now and reinvest your dividends until you retire, you can get a huge return on your initial investment. First and foremost is the acceptance of money on deposit from customers for the purpose of making a profit by reinvesting it. The Treasury said it would take into account these sorts of concerns, suggesting it would reward companies who reinvested their profits into their businesses. Most of our supermarkets are adventurous about wine, and existing hotels, bars, wine bars and wine shops are reinvesting their profits into luxurious and thoughtful re-workings of their existing shops. Personally, I am not too thrilled by either because I'd much rather a company reinvested its profits into more successful ventures. As these assets generate profits, and as the profits are reinvested in additional assets, you see a return in the form of increased share value as stock prices rise. The family has made a concerted effort to reinvest profits in the hotel and has tried to introduce a new feature each year. I want to grow the business, but I can't unless we start reinvesting our profits. If a company is paying the majority of its earnings out in dividends, smaller amounts of profits are able to be reinvested to make higher profits. Confronted with the choice of a cash dividend up-front or a chance at bigger gains later, investors are deciding they will do better with companies trying to boost their shares by reinvesting their profits. If a trader, therefore, has alternative or multiple income streams, they may be better off to incorporate their business as a company and reinvest the profits back into it. There's no point in companies reinvesting their profits in ‘risky’ business projects when the same return is available risk-free elsewhere. They may generate financial support by retaining profits and reinvesting them in organizational improvements.
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