entrepreneurship in Japanese
entrepreneurship in Japanese is 起業 — entrepreneurship means the activity of setting up and running a business, taking on the financial risk in the hope of profit.
entrepreneurship in Japanese
起業
Pronounced: kigyō
The quality of being an entrepreneur.
What does "entrepreneurship" mean?
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noun The activity of setting up and running a business, taking on the financial risk in the hope of profit.
"She teaches entrepreneurship to final-year students."
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noun The mindset or set of qualities associated with starting ventures, such as initiative, risk-taking and the ability to spot an opportunity.
"His whole career is a case study in entrepreneurship."
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entrepreneurship in a sentence
- She teaches entrepreneurship to final-year students.
- Government grants are meant to encourage entrepreneurship among young people.
- His whole career is a case study in entrepreneurship.
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What is "entrepreneurship" in Japanese?
"entrepreneurship" in Japanese is 起業. entrepreneurship means: The activity of setting up and running a business, taking on the financial risk in the hope of profit.
How do you pronounce 起業?
"entrepreneurship" in Japanese is 起業, pronounced "kigyō".
How do you use "entrepreneurship" in a sentence?
Example: "She teaches entrepreneurship to final-year students." In Japanese, "entrepreneurship" is 起業.
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