involvement *** in·volve·ment n

involvement *** in·volve·ment n
[ɪn'vɒlvmənt]
1) (being involved) impegno, partecipazione f, coinvolgimento, (emotional) legame m, relazione f

we don't know the extent of his involvement — non sappiamo fino a che punto sia coinvolto

their involvement in the deal — il loro coinvolgimento nell'affare

his involvement in the activities of the group — la sua partecipazione alle attività del gruppo

financial involvements — impegni mpl finanziari

2) (complexity) complessità

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