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Meanings of invite in English
Synonyms
Examples for "ask over"
Examples for "ask over"
1
But he said there were now hard questions to ask over gun control.
2
Isn't there anyone else we could go and see, or ask over here?'
3
I thought that was one of the questions you always ask over the phone first.
4
Do you want to ask over here?
5
I'll ask over by the beer parlor.
1
But it's my job to kind of ask round about these things.'
2
"What have you got?" he asked round a mouthful of something local.
3
I was asking round trying to find out where this Ukraine is, and darn if he didn't tell me.
4
'Why not?' she asked round a mouthful of food.
5
'Christmas 1963 -youstart asking round about some Jews who used to live in your apartment.
Spanish
invitar Usage of invite in English
1
Food companies could invite customers to write recipes that include their products.
2
He threatened to invite local news outlets and create a media circus.
3
He also thought it would be a great idea to invite Hazel.
4
We should invite investors to come to Indonesia to produce those products.
5
Third week-Plantsprouts in attache case and invite beach girl to lunch.
6
Perhaps it would be possible, he thought, to invite himself to dinner.
7
I think it's great that Tracy wanted to invite her entire class.
8
Streamlined procedures would likely invite more multinationals to tap the CNH market.
9
Thanks for the invite, Verda, but I work the late shift tonight.
10
They are to invite tenders immediately to carry out the upgrading work.
11
They are, after all, people you invite into your home every week.
12
These elements invite your visitors to focus their attention on your message.
13
Maybe I'll follow your example and invite him to live with me.
14
We used to visit people's houses sometimes and invite people to ours.
15
But you might just have to wait for a free beta invite.
16
But I hope you know I don't usually invite witnesses to lunch.
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Invite through the time
Invite across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
United Kingdom
Common
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