venture

noun, verb72 collocationsAvg. frequency: 5.8

a business activity in which two or more companies have invested together

a commercial undertaking, often with financial risk

a recently started business undertaking

a business that achieves its aims

a business that makes a profit

a business project intended to make a profit

a newly established business

the most recent business undertaking

a business project that involves risk

a business project with a high chance of failure

a new business project started by a large company

a new and thrilling business project or activity

a new business created by an entrepreneur

a business project involving two or more parties working together

a business project that is difficult and requires a lot of effort to succeed

a business project related to finance or investment

a business that operates online

a business owned and run jointly by its members

a business that did not succeed

a business undertaking funded by private individuals or companies, not the state

a project or business whose main purpose is to make money

a business project based on guessing what might happen in the future

a business that did not achieve its goals

a courageous and risky business project

a business involved in preparing and printing books, magazines, etc.

a business that costs a lot of money to run

a business undertaking that requires a lot of money

a business that does not make a profit

a business project undertaken by one person alone

a business that was destined to fail

money invested in a new business that may or may not be successful

a person or company that invests money in new, risky businesses

money provided for a new business

sums of money available for a new business

money for investment in a new business

used to indicate who undertook the venture

to risk leaving a safe place, such as your home

to risk going out of a building or area

to go a long way from a safe place

to not at any time go to a dangerous or unknown place

to go a greater distance from a safe place

to risk going into a place

to go to places that are further away

to risk going to a lower level or southerly direction

to go somewhere carefully, because it may be dangerous

to go near something dangerous

to go to a foreign country

to risk leaving a known path or area

to not often go to a dangerous or unknown place

to risk returning to a place

to sometimes go to a dangerous or unknown place

to go far into a place like a forest or cave

to go out from a place

almost never going to a dangerous or unknown place

to begin a new business

to make all the arrangements for a new business to start

to start a new business, often with publicity

to provide money for a business project, often from an official source

to provide the money needed for a business project

to start a new business project

to set up a new business on a firm or permanent basis

to accept responsibility for and start a new business project

to become part of a business project

to become a partner with someone in a business project

to participate in a business project

to risk entering a place

to risk leaving a safe place

to go further than a particular point or boundary

to risk going to a specific place

to risk going to a lower place

to risk going a distance from a safe or familiar place

to be brave enough to go somewhere dangerous

to make a choice to go somewhere potentially dangerous

Collocations with "venture"

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