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in the PONS Dictionary

in·vit·ing [ɪnˈvaɪtɪŋ, Am -t̬-] ADJ

1. inviting (attractive):

inviting sight, weather
inviting appearance, fashion

2. inviting (tempting):

inviting idea, prospect
inviting gesture, smile

I. in·vite N [ˈɪnvaɪt] inf

Einladung f <-, -en> zu +dat

II. in·vite VB trans [ɪnˈvaɪt]

1. invite (ask to attend):

2. invite also form (request):

to invite sb to do sth
jdn auffordern [o. bitten] [o. form ersuchen] , etw zu tun

3. invite ECON (solicit offer):

4. invite fig (provide opportunity):

5. invite fig (attract):

to invite sb to do sth
jdn verleiten [o. [ver]locken] , etw zu tun

invite in VB trans

invite out VB trans

to invite sb ⇆ out [for sth]
jdn [zu etw dat] einladen

invite over, Brit also invite round VB trans

OpenDict entry

invite VB

Present
Iinvite
youinvite
he/she/itinvites
weinvite
youinvite
theyinvite
Past
Iinvited
youinvited
he/she/itinvited
weinvited
youinvited
theyinvited
Present Perfect
Ihaveinvited
youhaveinvited
he/she/ithasinvited
wehaveinvited
youhaveinvited
theyhaveinvited
Past Perfect
Ihadinvited
youhadinvited
he/she/ithadinvited
wehadinvited
youhadinvited
theyhadinvited