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Definition of venturing - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
adventureengaging in a new and uncertain activity
- Her venturing into the business world was successful.
2.
businessTECH. the process of taking commercial risksTECH.
- Venturing in the stock market requires careful planning.
3.
risky journeyRare the act of undertaking a risky journeyRare
- Venturing into the unknown was thrilling for the explorers.
Adjective
1.
risk-takingtaking risks or daring actions
- She is known for her venturing spirit in business.
2.
exploratoryexploring new or unknown areas
- The venturing team set out to discover uncharted territories.
Origin of venturing
Latin, ventura (about to happen)
Terms with venturing included in their meaning
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adventure
venturing into new and unfamiliar fields
venture
venturing out boldly or energetically
Examples of venturing in a sentence
The venturing into new hobbies brought her joy. Successful venturing often involves innovative ideas. Venturing into new markets can be risky but rewarding. Venturing into the jungle required courage. Their venturing led them to discover new lands. His venturing approach led to many innovations.
The venturing team explored uncharted territories. The venturing group faced many challenges in the wild. Their venturing spirit led them to amazing discoveries.
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- French:entreprise, audacieux, ...
- German:Wagnis, risikoreich, ...
- Italian:avventura, rischioso, ...
- Spanish:aventura, aventurero, ...
- Portuguese:empreendimento, ousada, ...
- Chinese:冒险, 敢于冒险的, ...
- Japanese:挑戦, 冒険的な, ...
- Arabic:مُغَامَرَة, مُغامِر, ...
- Hebrew:הַעֲזָה, נוֹעָז, ...
- Russian:предпринимательство, рискующий, ...
- Ukrainian:ризикова діяльність, ризикований, ...
- Hindi:उद्यम, साहसी, ...
Definition of venture - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
risky actiontr./intr. do something risky or requiring couragetr./intr.
- She ventured to speak in front of the large crowd.
2.
dangerous placeintr. go somewhere that might be dangerousintr.
- They ventured into the abandoned building.
3.
propose cautiouslytr. offer or suggest something tentativelytr.
- She ventured a guess at the riddle..
Noun
1.
risky projectproject that is new and exciting but risky
- The space mission was an ambitious venture.
2.
businessTECH. commercial undertaking with risk of loss and profitTECH.
- The tech startup was a lucrative venture.
3.
adventurerisky or daring undertaking or journey
- Starting a new business is a venture.
Expressions with venture
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offer an answer without certainty
She decided to venture a guess about the surprise.
engage in activities without knowing the outcome
She ventured into the unknown by starting her own business.
go somewhere new or risky
They decided to venture out into the forest.
go forward bravely into unknown situations
They decided to venture forth into the dark forest.
new commercial enterprise aimed at profit
They invested in a business venture that focuses on sustainable energy.
action involving significant danger or uncertainty
Climbing the mountain in winter is a risky venture.
say what you think even if unsure or afraid
She ventured an opinion about the new policy.
business arrangement where parties share investment, profits, and risks
They formed a joint venture to develop new software.
capital provided by external investors for new enterprises
The company secured venture capital to launch its product.
investment in new or risky businesses for potential high profits
Venture capitalism helped launch many successful tech startups.
person or firm investing in new businesses
A venture capitalist backed the new restaurant chain.
in a random or reckless manner
He chose his path at a venture.
Origin of venture
Latin, ventura (to come) + -ure (noun suffix)
Examples of venture in a sentence
He ventured to try the new extreme sport. She ventured into the dark alley alone. We ventured into the dense forest despite the warnings. He ventured an opinion during the meeting. They ventured a suggestion for the project. The tech startup was a risky venture.
Opening a new restaurant in the city is quite a venture. Their new venture into renewable energy was promising. The restaurant venture attracted many investors. The expedition was a dangerous venture. Investing in stocks can be a risky venture.
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- French:oser, aventure, ...
- German:wagen, Wagnis, ...
- Italian:osare, impresa, ...
- Spanish:aventurarse, empresa, ...
- Portuguese:ousar, aventura, ...
- Chinese:冒险, 风险项目, ...
- Japanese:挑戦する, ベンチャー, ...
- Arabic:غَامَرَ, مَشْرُوع, ...
- Hebrew:לְהֵעֵז, מֵיזָם, ...
- Russian:рискнуть, предприятие, ...
- Ukrainian:наважитися, проект, ...
- Hindi:साहस करना, उद्यम, ...
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