Venture on Meaning in English
expression
ˈvɛntʃɝ/ /ˈɑn/, /ˈɔn
VEN-chur-AHN
vˈɛntʃɐ/ /ˈɒn
VEN-chuh-ON
Definición
To bravely do or try something, especially something new, difficult, or risky.
Uso & Matices
Somewhat formal and literary; often used in stories or reports. Common with verbs like 'venture on a journey', 'venture on an opinion'. Implies bravery or risk. Less common in everyday conversation.
Spanish: atreverse a - arriesgarse aPortuguese (BR): arriscar-se a - aventurar-se aPortuguese (PT): arriscar-se a - aventurar-se aChinese (Simplified): 冒险去Chinese (Traditional): 冒險去Hindi: आगे बढ़ना - साहस करनाArabic: يخوض في - يجرؤ علىBengali: সাহস করে কিছু করাRussian: отважиться на - решиться наJapanese: 思いきって〜する - 冒険するVietnamese: mạo hiểm làm điều gì đóKorean: 감히 ~하다 - 모험하다Turkish: göze almak - cesaret etmekUrdu: ہمت کرنا - جرات کرناIndonesian: memberanikan diri untuk - nekat melakukan
Oraciones de Ejemplo
He decided to venture on a long journey alone.
basic
You should not venture on dangerous roads at night.
basic
Few people dare to venture on speaking in public.
basic
She didn't want to venture on a guess without more information.
natural
After much thought, he finally ventured on asking her out.
natural
No one was willing to venture on that thin ice.
natural