involve · v
involve (TAKE PART)
B2 to make someone be part of an activity or process
Dictionary examples:
I prefer teaching methods that actively involve students in learning. (43.7)
involve (AFFECT/INCLUDE)
B1 to affect or include someone or something in an activity
Dictionary examples:
The cooking class involved more fire alarms than actual cooking. (0.0)
The group project involved one worker and four professional nappers. (0.0)
The language exchange involved a lot of confused nodding and smiling. (0.0)
It would be difficult not to involve the child's father in the arrangements. (27.1)
The second accident involved two cars and a truck. (31.9)
involve (NECESSARY PART)
B1 If a situation or activity involves something, that thing is a necessary part of it.
Dictionary examples:
Learning a new language involves making funny sounds and feeling silly. (0.0)
Cooking for the first time usually involves burning something and ordering pizza. (0.0)
Texting while walking involves bumping into things and looking stupid. (0.0)
The trips often involve a lot of walking. (20.3)
The course involves a huge amount of reading. (21.3)
There are a lot of risks involved. (28.1)