Invitingly

Definition

invite / Çn'vaÇt / v ၁။ ~ sb ( to / for sth ) (က) ဖိတ္သည္။ ေခၚ သည္။ ‘Are you coming to the party?’ ‘No, I haven't been invited. ’ ❍ They invited me to come to their party. ❍ invite sb to / for dinner ❍ invite sb round / in / up (ie to or into one's house or flat) ❍ He liked the girl and decided to invite her out (ie to come with him to an entertainment of some kind). (ခ) ဖိတ္သည္။ ေခၚသည္။ Candidates will be invited for interview early next month. ❍ I've been invited to give a talk at the conference. ❍ a TV discussion in front of an invited audience. ၂။ ~ sth ( from sb ) ဖိတ္ေခၚသည္။ ကမ္းလွမ္းသည္။ After his speech he invited questions (from the audience). ၃။ ကမ္းလွမ္းသည္။ ကမ္းလင့္သည္။ behaviour that is sure to invite criticism ❍ Leaving your car unlocked is just inviting trouble / inviting someone to steal it. ❍ The play invites comparisons with Shakespeare. / 'ÇnvaÇt / n ( infml ) ဖိတ္စာ။ Did you get an invite? ❑ inviting / Çn'vaÇtÇŋ / adj ႏွစ္လို႔ဖြယ္ေကာင္းေသာ။ … ခ်င့္စဖြယ္ေကာင္းေသာ။ an inviting smell/ prospect/ suggestion ❍ The sea looked really inviting. invitingly adv

Examples

1. How many people did you invite?
2. [invite someone to/for something] : We’ve invited all the neighbours to a barbecue.
3. Why don’t you invite them for a drink?
4. [invite someone to do something] : They’ve invited me to eat at their house tonight.
5. He gave a speech to an invited audience at the museum last night.
6. [invite someone to do something] : Leaders of the warring factions were invited to attend peace talks in Geneva.
7. Applications are invited from all qualified candidates.
8. His policies invited widespread criticism.