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Involved

Involved

(adj)
UK
ɪnˈvɒlvd
US
ɪnˈvɑːlvd
Definition: Difficult to understand; complicated.
Meaning: Bị liên lụy
Common
How to use "Involved" vocabulary in sentence (example)

The framework may have to be discarded and a new framework may need to be found, but this technique saves most of the time and stress involved with a complicated project.

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Android's significance in the mobile market was perfectly realized in 2009 when Eric Schmidt, Google CEO, was forced to resign from Apple's board of directors due to a conflict of interest and his inability to be involved in Apple's developments and future plans.

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Now, as we know, these style devices are facing huge media coverage and seem to be involved in a lot of accidents and major situations.

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He was also involved in several aspects of Microsoft's business such as packing and sending off orders.

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This means this meat is "cooked", even though there is no heat involved (aka all the harmful bacteria is killed).

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Many studies show that children do better in school when their parents are involved in their education.

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In communities where education is valued, people tend to be more involved in civic life.

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