venturing
उद्यम
definition
verb
she ventured out into the blizzard
dare to do something or go somewhere that may be dangerous or unpleasant.
translation of 'venturing'
verb
ख़तरे में पड़ना,
जोखिम में पड़ना,
जोखिम उठाना,
जोखिम सहना
example
I remember overhearing them speaking French to one another and 'venturing' a ‘bonjour.’
Accountants on the other hand stick to the letter of the detail, rarely 'venturing' even informed opinions.
Kerry compounded the problem by 'venturing' no information about his public career in the Senate for the past two decades.
I'm 'venturing' a guess that most of those people would swap that for having insulting signs written on their bodies any day.
Which is why I am 'venturing' to write this column on last week's encounter in Ahmedabad.
Part travel log, part art history primer, it elegantly provides the context for Klett's life's work without 'venturing' much in the way of criticism.
I am 'venturing' to write you this email for introducing our company as one of the professional exporters of car audio from China.
If a man is 'venturing' his own money, this is the only risk which is relevant.
Without 'venturing' a judgment on Israel's method of retaliation, Mr Rumsfeld suggested the US would take stern measures under similar circumstances.
After the long weekend's excess, it was only the dedicated disciples of dance that 'ventured' out this cold and frosty night.
The 'venture' aims to open five to 10 stores per year.
Stephen even 'ventures' the possibility of a change of name and even in its remit of building a knowledge economy.
Apparently not, or so I was told by my wife before I had even 'ventured' to express an opinion or a comment on the subject.
I 'ventured' out to the grocery store and it was nearly deserted.
And then, somewhat shamefacedly, I 'ventured' out into the garden.
That seems a little extreme to me, but I decided that I would try this out while I 'ventured' out on yet another first date last night.
If he were a betting man, he would 'venture' a wager that she was uncomfortable with the position she was now in where it came to him.
The course ended on a windy Friday night when some adventurous sailors 'ventured' out for a ‘plane’ across the bay.
Without abandoning her earlier assessment of Jeff Tweedy's performance, she 'ventured' a more complex answer.
may I 'venture' to add a few comments?
As she moved from the cave, her head slowly 'ventured' out into the sunlight.
No one would 'venture' such capital without some chance of generating a return on investment.
He 'ventures' the notion of ‘publicisation’ to rival the Tories' privatisation project.
I 'ventured' out tonight, and made a few comments here and there.
She 'ventures' a few speculations about the woman with whom he likely had a long relationship.
Her prescription - substituting therapy for justice - 'ventures' into dangerous moral territory.
He of course, 'ventured' out there everyday, occasionally dragging Amina along.
Occasional gunfire could be heard in the streets, and few British soldiers 'ventured' out of their Warrior and Challenger II tanks.
We 'ventured' a guess that she wasn't off to moderate a ‘Successful Selling Schemes’ seminar.
I 'ventured' that science, research and technology are the only things which will get us out of the hole we're very likely digging even now.
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