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startup in Japanese

startup in Japanese is スタートアップ, ベンチャー — startup means a newly founded company, especially one built around a fresh idea and aiming for fast growth.

startup in Japanese

スタートアップ
noun
Pronounced: sutātoappu
A new company or organization or business venture designed for rapid growth.
ベンチャー
noun
Pronounced: benchā
A new company or organization or business venture designed for rapid growth.

What does "startup" mean?

  1. noun A newly founded company, especially one built around a fresh idea and aiming for fast growth.
    "The startup raised two million dollars in its first funding round."
  2. noun The process of getting a machine, program, or system running from switched-off.
    "The computer took longer than usual during startup this morning."
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startup in a sentence

  • The startup raised two million dollars in its first funding round.
  • Many tech startups fail within their first few years.
  • The computer took longer than usual during startup this morning.

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What is "startup" in Japanese?

"startup" in Japanese is スタートアップ, ベンチャー. startup means: A newly founded company, especially one built around a fresh idea and aiming for fast growth.

How do you pronounce スタートアップ?

"startup" in Japanese is スタートアップ, pronounced "sutātoappu".

How do you use "startup" in a sentence?

Example: "The startup raised two million dollars in its first funding round." In Japanese, "startup" is スタートアップ, ベンチャー.

Are there other ways to say "startup" in Japanese?

Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "startup": スタートアップ, ベンチャー.

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