venture

venture
'ven ə
1. noun
(an undertaking or scheme that involves some risk: his latest business venture.) empresa arriesgada, aventura

2. verb
1) (to dare to go: Every day the child ventured further into the forest.) aventurar, arriesgar
2) (to dare (to do (something), especially to say (something)): He ventured to kiss her hand; I ventured (to remark) that her skirt was too short.) atreverse
3) (to risk: He decided to venture all his money on the scheme.) arriesgar
venture
tr['venʧəSMALLr/SMALL]
transitive verb
1 arriesgar, aventurar
intransitive verb
1 arriesgarse
to venture out of doors atreverse a salir
noun
1 aventura, empresa arriesgada
it's a completely new venture es algo totalmente nuevo
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to venture an opinion aventurar una opinión
to venture to do something atreverse a hacer algo
nothing ventured, nothing gained quien no se moja no pasa el río, quien no se aventuró ni perdió ni ganó
business venture empresa comercial, proyecto comercial
joint venture empresa conjunta, proyecto conjunto, operación conjunta
venture capital capital nombre masculino riesgo
venture ['vɛnʧər] v, -tured ; -turing vt
1) risk: arriesgar
2) offer: aventurar
to venture an opinion: aventurar una opinión
venture vi
: arriesgarse, atreverse, aventurarse
venture n
1) undertaking: empresa f
2) gamble, risk: aventura f, riesgo m
venture
v.
atreverse v.
aventurar v.
n.
aventura s.f.
empresa arriesgada s.f.
especulación s.f.
riesgo s.m.
ventura s.f.
'ventʃər, 'ventʃə(r)
I
noun
a) (Busn) operación f, empresa f

a new business venture — una nueva empresa

b)

venture INTO something — incursión f en algo


II
1.
intransitive verb atreverse, aventurarse

they rarely venture out after dark — rara vez salen después del anochecer


2.
vt
a) \<\<opinion/guess\>\> aventurar

if I may venture to suggest — (frml) si se me permite aventurar una sugerencia

to venture to + INF — atreverse a + inf, osar + inf (liter)

b) (frml) \<\<life/money\>\> arriesgar*

nothing ventured, nothing gained — quien nada arriesga, nada gana

Phrasal Verbs:
['ventʃǝ(r)]
1.
N (=enterprise) empresa f ; (=exploit, adventure) aventura f

a business venture — una empresa comercial

his venture into business — su aventura en el mundo de los negocios

a new venture in publishing — (=new direction) un nuevo rumbo en la edición de libros; (=new company) una nueva empresa editorial

joint 4.
2.
VT [+ money, reputation, life] arriesgar, jugar(se); [+ opinion, guess] aventurar

they ventured everything — arriesgaron or se lo jugaron todo

if I may venture an opinion — si se me permite expresar or si puedo aventurar una opinión

may I venture a guess? — ¿puedo hacer or aventurar una conjetura?

to venture to do sth — osar or atreverse a hacer algo

he ventured to remark that ... — se permitió observar que ...

but he did not venture to speak — pero no osó hablar

3.
VI

to venture into a wood — (osar) penetrar en un bosque

they did not venture onto the streets after dark — no se aventuraban a salir a la calle de noche

to venture out (of doors) — aventurarse a salir (fuera)

4.
CPD

venture capital N — capital-riesgo m

venture capitalist N — capitalista mf de riesgo

Venture Scout Nboy scout de aproximadamente entre 14 y 18 años

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['ventʃər, 'ventʃə(r)]
I
noun
a) (Busn) operación f, empresa f

a new business venture — una nueva empresa

b)

venture INTO something — incursión f en algo


II
1.
intransitive verb atreverse, aventurarse

they rarely venture out after dark — rara vez salen después del anochecer


2.
vt
a) \<\<opinion/guess\>\> aventurar

if I may venture to suggest — (frml) si se me permite aventurar una sugerencia

to venture to + INF — atreverse a + inf, osar + inf (liter)

b) (frml) \<\<life/money\>\> arriesgar*

nothing ventured, nothing gained — quien nada arriesga, nada gana

Phrasal Verbs:

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