Collocation
put money into
Definition
to invest or spend money on something in order to support it or improve it
'put money into' is a common English collocation. to invest or spend money on something in order to support it or improve it
put + money + into + something
“They decided to put money into improving the website.”
Examples
- We should _____ money into better equipment this year.
- They _____ money into the project and hired two new designers.
- Our investors won’t _____ money into a company without a clear plan.
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- She has _____ a lot of money into her education over the years.
- If we _____ more money into marketing, sales should rise.
- The city _____ money into public transport to reduce traffic.
- He regretted _____ money into the scheme without checking the risks.
- They’re _____ money into research rather than short-term advertising.
- How much money have you _____ into renovating the apartment so far?