enterprise in Japanese
enterprise in Japanese is 企業, 事業, 冒険心 — enterprise means a business or organization, especially one involved in a significant undertaking.
enterprise in Japanese
企業
Pronounced: kigyō
事業
Pronounced: jigyō
冒険心
Pronounced: bōkenshin
(uncountable) A willingness to undertake new or risky projects; energy and initiative.
What does "enterprise" mean?
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noun A business or organization, especially one involved in a significant undertaking.
"The family runs a small but thriving enterprise selling handmade furniture."
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noun A bold or ambitious project, especially one that involves risk.
"Climbing the mountain in winter was a risky enterprise."
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noun Initiative and willingness to take on new or risky projects.
"The award recognized her enterprise in launching the community garden project."
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enterprise in a sentence
- The family runs a small but thriving enterprise selling handmade furniture.
- The bakery grew from a tiny stall into a large enterprise.
- Climbing the mountain in winter was a risky enterprise.
- Sailing around the world alone is a daring enterprise.
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What is "enterprise" in Japanese?
"enterprise" in Japanese is 企業, 事業, 冒険心. enterprise means: A business or organization, especially one involved in a significant undertaking.
How do you pronounce 企業?
"enterprise" in Japanese is 企業, pronounced "kigyō".
How do you use "enterprise" in a sentence?
Example: "The family runs a small but thriving enterprise selling handmade furniture." In Japanese, "enterprise" is 企業, 事業, 冒険心.
Are there other ways to say "enterprise" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "enterprise": 企業, 事業, 冒険心.
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