Venture (Noun/Verb)
Syllable division: ven·ture
How to pronounce: UK: /ˈven.tʃər/ US: /ˈven.tʃɚ/
Venture as a Noun
Meaning: A new effort that includes risk or uncertainty, typically in business.
Example:
> How are you feeling about the venture that you are busy working on?
> The fundraiser was a venture between two companies.
Venture as a Verb
Meaning: To take a chance by doing something risky or unpleasant, travelling somewhere, or stating something that could be criticized.
Example:
> After Covid, a lot of people started to venture more.
> She likes to try out new ventures when visiting different countries.
Happy Wednesday! 😀
Post your sentence <3
Book a PRIVATE LESSON to improve your English!
Two years ago I ventured into the forest alone. I felt scared of being alone.
Good sentence Moung! <3
Have you ventured alone into any forests since?
No, I haven’t. Now I feel scared. 😁
Everyday,the men are having a strong venture in their company.
The young people love venturing abroad, always that’s possible.
Good sentences Nirvana! <3
You can also say: Young people love venturing abroad, whenever it’s possible.
I don’t like venture, when we talk about money.
Thank you for posting Rasa!
You can also say: I don’t like to venture when we talk about money.
I jumped from the top of a mountain with a rope , it was great venture I experienced ever
Good sentence Menna! <3 Will you do it again?
You can also say:I jumped from the top of a mountain with a rope, it was the best venture that I have ever experienced.
You need to take the venture to become more rich in one way or another
every day life is venture, because love, is beautiful, different situation what form part of live