involved

UK:*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ɪnˈvɒlvd/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/ɪnˈvɑlvd/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(in volvd′)

From the verb involve: (⇒ conjugate)
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
InglésEspañol
involved adj (closely interested)involucrado adj
 She is very much involved in the running of the school.
 Ella está muy involucrada en la dirección de la escuela.
involved adj (in a relationship)estar saliendo loc verb
  tener novio, tener novia loc verb
  (MX)andar⇒ vtr
 I would go out with you, but I'm involved with someone.
 Saldría contigo pero estoy saliendo con alguien más.
 Saldría contigo, pero tengo novio.
 Saldría contigo, pero ando con alguien.
involved adj (convoluted)enredado/a adj
 It was an involved process, so he hired a professional to do it.
 Era un proceso enredado, así que contrató a un profesional para hacerlo.
involved adj (concerned) (legal)interesados adj
 All the parties involved were at the table.
 Todas las partes interesadas estaban en la mesa.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
InglésEspañol
involve [sth]⇒ vtr (entail, feature)implicar⇒ vtr
  suponer⇒ vtr
 Most divorce cases involve adultery.
 Action films often involve a lot of violence.
 La mayoría de los divorcios implican adulterio.
involve doing [sth] v expr (entail, mean)significar⇒ vtr
  suponer⇒ vtr
  implicar⇒ vtr
 Buying a car usually involves getting a loan from a bank.
 Comprar un auto generalmente significa pedir un préstamo en un banco.
involve [sb] in [sth] vtr + prep (include in [sth])involucrar a alguien en loc verb
 She involved him in the decision-making process because of his experience.
 Ella lo involucró en el proceso de toma de decisiones gracias a su experiencia.
involve [sb] in doing [sth] v expr (include in doing)tener en cuenta a alguien para loc verb + prep
  involucrar en vtr + prep
 We like to involve the children in deciding where to go for the summer holidays.
 Nos gusta tener en cuenta a los niños para decidir adónde vamos de vacaciones en verano.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Compound Forms:
involved | involve
InglésEspañol
deeply involved adj (implicated)involucrado adj
 She got so deeply involved in the case that it began to affect her personal relationships.
 Llegó a estar tan involucrada en el caso que eso empezó a afectar sus relaciones personales.
  estrechamente comprometido loc adj
 Llegó a estar tan estrechamente comprometida en el caso que eso empezó a afectar sus relaciones personales.
  (AR, coloquial)hasta las manos loc adv
 Llegó a estar tan hasta las manos en el caso que eso empezó a afectar sus relaciones personales.
deeply involved adj (in love)enamorado/a adj
 He found himself deeply involved with a married woman.
 Se dio cuenta de que estaba enamorado de una mujer casada.
  muy ligado emocionalmente loc adj
 Se dio cuenta de que estaba muy ligado emocionalmente a una mujer casada.
  (AR, coloquial)hasta las manos loc adv
 Se dio cuenta de que estaba hasta las manos con una mujer casada.
get involved vi + adj informal (play a part)involucrarse⇒ v prnl
  participar⇒ vi
 Jess emailed the charity to find out how she could get involved.
 Jess le envió un correo a la organización benéfica para saber cómo podía involucrarse.
get involved in [sth] v expr (play a part)involucrarse en v prnl + prep
  participar en vi + prep
 You ought to get involved in more clubs on campus.
 Deberías involucrarte en más clubes en tu universidad.
get involved vi + adj (start romance)comenzar una relación loc verb
 Pauline only divorced a few weeks ago; she is not yet ready to get involved.
 Paulina sólo se divorció hace algunas semanas, todavía no está lista para comenzar una relación.
get involved with [sb] v expr (start romance)engancharse con v prnl + prep
  empezar a salir con loc verb
 When she got involved with Kevin, Hattie stopped seeing her friends.
 Cuando se enganchó con Kevin, Hattie dejó de ver a sus amigos.
get involved with [sb] v expr (have dealings)tener trato con loc verb
  involucrarse con v prnl + prep
 The businessman made the mistake of getting involved with known criminals.
 El hombre cometió el error de tener trato con reconocidos criminales.
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'involved' aparece también en las siguientes entradas:
In the English description:
associate - be a part of - be well out of - caught up in - co-conspirator - come in - come into play - complicit - conspirator - corporate crime - detach yourself - drift into - engage - engaged in - engrossed - enmeshed - entailment - entangled in - enter into - enter the fray - extraneous - extricate yourself - extrinsic - far gone - feminize - fling - have a finger in every pie - have a hand in - have no association with - helicopter parenting - hooked into - implicated - in - in over your head - in the middle of - in the thick of it - in the thick of things - in too deep - included - included in - intimate with - into - invest - jump in - jump into - knee-deep - legwork - look before you leap - masturbatory - mess with
Spanish:
en juego - involucrado - liado - metido - de por medio - entretenido - intrincado - complicado - andar metido en todo - anotarse en todas - aunque te dije que no te metieras - delinquir - embarcar - embrollar - engolfarse - enredado - enredar - enrollado - ensimismar - entender - entrar - entrar al trapo - envuelto - implicar - incurso - injerir - intervenir en una relación - involucrar - involucrar emocionalmente - la parte y el todo - liar - ligar - meterse en algo - meterse en la vida - meterse en medio - mezclar - muy metido en - no entrar ni salir - no meterse con nadie - no tener que ver con - noviar - pringar - protagonizar - tomar distancia - vincular

Collocations: the [project, design] is very involved, the [story, description, explanation] was too involved, is a very involved [parent, student], more...

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