Translation of Slovak word "investor" to English
investor
/investor/
Meaning
NounA person who invests money in order to make a profit.
How to use
Animate masculine noun inflected according to the 'chlap' paradigm (genitive singular investora, nominative plural investori, genitive plural investorov). Refers to an individual or institutional investor. Often collocated with hľadať (to seek), prilákať (to attract), or strategický (strategic).
🇬🇧 English
investor
Example sentence
Tohto investora je dôležité mať dobre informovaného.
It's important to keep this investor well informed.
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Common phrases
- zahraničný investor— foreign investor
- prilákať investorov— to attract investors
- strategický investor— strategic investor
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The Slovak word "investor" means "investor" in English.
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