ventures (B2)
noun
Pronunciation: /ˈvɛntʃərz/
Definition
A business undertaking that involves risk, often with the possibility of loss or failure.
Examples
The investors were hesitant to fund such a risky venture.
Starting a new restaurant is a challenging but potentially rewarding venture.
She decided to embark on a new venture in the tech industry.
How to Use ventures
- venture into (prepositional phrase)
- To go into a place or situation that is new or potentially dangerous. — "The company decided to venture into the Asian market."
- venture out (phrasal verb)
- To go out, especially from a safe place, into a place that is new or potentially dangerous. — "After being sick for a week, he finally ventured out for some fresh air."
- venture on/upon (prepositional phrase)
- To dare to do or say something; to risk doing something. — "He ventured on a new business idea that seemed too good to be true."
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