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"invite" is the third person singular present subjunctive of the verb invitar. View conjugation.

invite

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invite
verbo transitivo [ɪnˈvaɪt]
1invitar (guest)
  • to invite somebody in/up -> invitar a alguien a entrar/subir
2(request)
  • to invite somebody to do something -> invitar a alguien a que haga algo
  • applications are invited for the post of… -> se admiten candidaturas para el puesto de…
3buscarse, provocar (trouble, criticism)
sustantivo [ˈɪnvaɪt]
4invitación (f) (familiar)

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invite [in-vait]
va. Convidar, invitar, mover, incitar, tentar (move, incite, rouse); llamar, instar, estimular a la ejecución de alguna cosa (encourage, estimulate).

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invite
[ɪnˈvaɪt]
verb:transitive
1 [+person] invitar; (esp to important celebration) convidar
to invite sb to do sth invitar a algn a hacer algo; to invite sb to dinner/lunch invitar a algn a cenar/almorzar; to invite sb to have a drink invitar a algn a tomar algo; to invite sb in/up invitar a algn a pasar/subir; to invite sb out invitar a algn a salir; they invited me out to dinner me invitaron a cenar (a un restaurante); I've invited them over for drinks los he invitado a tomar unas copas en casa
2 (request) [+opinions] pedir; (more frm) solicitar
they are inviting applications for the post of ... han abierto el plazo para recibir solicitudes para el puesto de ...
3 (provoke) [+discussion, ridicule] provocar
to invite trouble buscarse problemas; to do so would be to invite defeat hacer eso sería provocar la propia derrota; A invites comparison with B A nos induce a compararlo con B; she seems to invite stares parece que provoca las miradas de la gente
noun
[ˈɪnvaɪt] (informal) invitación; (f)

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Verb Conjugation for "invite"

Imperative
  • invite
  • you invite
  • he/she invites
  • we invite
  • you invite
  • they invite
Preterite
  • I invited
  • you invited
  • he/she invited
  • we invited
  • you invited
  • they invited
Present Continuous
  • I am inviting
  • you are inviting
  • he/she is inviting
  • we are inviting
  • you are inviting
  • they are inviting
Present Perfect
  • I have invited
  • you have invited
  • he/she has invited
  • we have invited
  • you have invited
  • they have invited
Past Continuous
  • I was inviting
  • you were inviting
  • he/she was inviting
  • we were inviting
  • you were inviting
  • they were inviting
Past Perfect
  • I had invited
  • you had invited
  • he/she had invited
  • we had invited
  • you had invited
  • they had invited
Future
  • I will invite
  • you will invite
  • he/she will invite
  • we will invite
  • you will invite
  • they will invite
Future Perfect
  • I will have invited
  • you will have invited
  • he/she will have invited
  • we will have invited
  • you will have invited
  • they will have invited
Future Continuous
  • I will be inviting
  • you will be inviting
  • he/she will be inviting
  • we will be inviting
  • you will be inviting
  • they will be inviting
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been inviting
  • you have been inviting
  • he/she has been inviting
  • we have been inviting
  • you have been inviting
  • they have been inviting
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been inviting
  • you will have been inviting
  • he/she will have been inviting
  • we will have been inviting
  • you will have been inviting
  • they will have been inviting
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been inviting
  • you had been inviting
  • he/she had been inviting
  • we had been inviting
  • you had been inviting
  • they had been inviting

invitar
transitive verb
1(convidar)
  • invitar a alguien (a algo/a hacer algo) -> to invite somebody (to something/to do something)
  • me han invitado a una fiesta -> I've been invited to a party
  • me invitó a entrar -> she asked me in
2(pagar)
  • te invito -> it's my treat, this one's on me
  • invitar a alguien a algo -> to buy somebody something
  • me invitó a una cerveza (food, drink) -> he bought me a beer
  • te invito a cenar fuera -> I'll take you out for dinner
intransitive verb
3to pay (pagar)
  • invito yo -> it's my treat, this one's on me
  • invita la casa -> it's on the house
4(incitar)
  • invitar a algo -> to encourage something
  • este sol invita a salir -> the sun makes you want to go out

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invitar [in-ve-tar’]
article & verb transitive
1To invite.
2To excite, to stimulate, to execute a thing.
  • Invitar a uno a hacer algo -> to invite somebody to do something
  • Nos invitó a cenar fuera -> he took us out for a meal

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invitar
verbo:transitivo
1 (gen) to invite
me invitó al cine she invited me to the cinema; me invitó a Marbella she invited me to go to Marbella; invito yo it's on me; os invito a una cerveza I'll buy stand you all a beer;o nos invitó a cenar (fuera) she took us out for a meal; dio las gracias a los que lo habían invitado he thanked his hosts
2 (incitar) to invite
invitar a algn a hacer algo to invite sb to do sth; (exhortando) to call on sb to do sth; invitar a algn a la violencia to incite sb to violence
Un sacerdote que invita a la violencia es un mal sacerdote
3 (atraer) to entice
una frase que invita a comprar a slogan which entices you to buy

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Verb Conjugation for "invitar"

Presente Pretérito Imperfect Futuro Subjuntivo
Yo invito invité invitaba invitaré invite
Tú invitas invitaste invitabas invitarás invites
Ella/Él/Usted invita invitó invitaba invitará invite
Nosotros invitamos invitamos invitábamos invitaremos invitemos
Vosotros invitáis invitasteis invitabais invitaréis invitéis
Ellos/Ustedes invitan invitaron invitaban invitarán inviten
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