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Meanings of venture in English
A commercial association of two or more persons, especially when incorporated.
Synonyms
Examples for "stake"
Examples for "stake"
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There is a public health issue at stake.' She eyed Clemens expectantly.
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Others might still disagree, of course, particularly given what is at stake.
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At current market prices the stake is worth about 1 billion euros.
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Will Occupy return to stake out a new protest campground this year?
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ChemChina bought a 12 percent stake in the trading house last year.
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However, consumers seeking to book a tropical-island adventure will have no problem.
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He said adventure tourism employers and operators had health and safety obligations.
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Especially with Xiang Bin gone on his strange adventure beyond the sea.
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The second refers to any military adventure with a Christian religious objective.
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NewsImageFile: Cruising the canals through France can make for a fascinating adventure.
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Action should surely be taken immediately to deal with this road hazard.
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One document shows she was warned of the health hazard facing Britain.
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Explosion hazard.' But then here's 'Low air,' and 'five'... shit, 'four minutes.'
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The IAEA report said: The tsunami hazard for several sites was underestimated.
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Cox proportional hazard model was used for risk analysis of incident gout.
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Both Russia and Ukraine say they will not jeopardize supplies to Europe.
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This situation may jeopardize patient quality of care and increase staff turnover.
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Taking controversial political stands, particularly progressive ones, would jeopardize these women's jobs.
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However, overweight is not considered serious enough to jeopardize life as yet.
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If so, could that jeopardize our future plans to start a family?
Usage of venture in English
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So far this year, only six venture capital-backed companies have gone public.
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He said the group is looking to duplicate the venture in Europe.
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Students work in teams to create the new venture or business line.
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The problem was that they didn't seem to venture far from home.
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However the union's latest venture could yet be its most successful coup.
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Tesco's US venture Fresh & Easy has unveiled ambitious expansion plans today.
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The Semiconductor Research Consortium, another industry venture, also participated in early research.
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He received crucial support for his new venture from Energy & Minerals.
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Secrecy was absolutely necessary if this dangerous venture was to be successful.
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Do you think Malema will get support for his new political venture?
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Bodytonic Music has started a new venture this year, too, called Farmyard.
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This will include offering access to venture capital funds and portfolio companies.
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The new company would be Citigroup's first investment banking venture in China.
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In other words, maybe try something new for your chocolate-dusted stationary venture.
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Smith said the venture started last week and has already made bookings.
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Philips's new venture is the largest record project ever undertaken, they say.
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Venture through the time
Venture across language varieties
Ireland
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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