invest (something) in (something) -Idioms

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invest (something) in (something)

to put one's time and effort and energy into doing something

We are investing a lot of time in the project for the new counseling center for young people.

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iron out (something) or iron (something) out

irons in the fire

issue a call for (something)

jack up (something)

jam on the brakes

jazz up (something)

Jekyll and Hyde

cast around for (someone or something)

strike (someone's) fancy

avail oneself of (something)

stall off (someone or something) or stall (someone or something) off

run up against (something)

make out (something)

put (something) over on (someone)

let down one's hair

control the purse strings

get down to the nitty-gritty

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