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I . venture [ˈventʃər, Brit -əʳ] N

1. venture (endeavor):

venture
tentativa f

II . venture [ˈventʃər, Brit -əʳ] VB trans

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1. venture (dare):

to venture to do sth
arriscar-se a fazer a. c.

2. venture (express):

venture an opinion
aventurar

venture out VB intr

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venture capital N FIN

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He ventured out a few times, and wrote, on 49 pages of hotel notepaper, what he saw and some at least of what he felt.
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More recently they ventured into the lifestyle segment publishing two women's and a men's magazine.
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For seven years this corpulent sleuth, with a craving for nothing but good food and ease, has not ventured from his home.
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It ventured into web-offset printing with the 2009 edition, claiming to have decreased its paper usage by 1.1 million pages.
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He then ventured into extemporaneous musical expressions that brought the crowd to its feet.
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Faced with a lack of space at their traditional colonies, the gulls ventured inland in search of new breeding grounds.
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He ventured away from nineteenth century dramatic romance and melodrama.
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Two companies ventured into the center of the circle to draw out the warriors.
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He ventured into areas where no one had been before him on order to bring back experience that had been swallowed by oblivion.
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Local hikers and tourists eager to watch the volcano in action ventured on the path at night with their headlamps, hiking shoes, cameras and a temperature of about zero degrees.
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