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adventure

/ədˈven.tʃər/

Übersetzung: Ein Erlebnis oder Unternehmen, das aufregend, ungewöhnlich oder riskant ist und oft mit unbekanntem Ausgang verbunden ist.

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noun

/ədˈven.tʃər/A2formal
  • deEin Erlebnis oder Unternehmen, das aufregend, ungewöhnlich oder riskant ist und oft mit unbekanntem Ausgang verbunden ist.

A noun referring to an exciting, unusual, or risky experience or undertaking, often involving unknown outcomes.

  1. Exciting experienceA2formal

    An exciting or unusual experience, often involving risk or danger.

    deAbenteuer

    • Climbing the mountain was a great adventure.
    • They went on an adventure to explore the jungle.
    • Her trip to Africa was full of adventures.

    Synonymeenterpriseescapadeexpeditionexploitexplorationfeatmissionquestundertakingventure

    Antonymeboredommonotonyroutinestagnation

  2. Risk-taking for gainB2informal

    An action or enterprise that involves risk in the hope of achieving a positive outcome.

    deAbenteuer

    • Starting a new business is always an adventure.
    • He saw the investment as a financial adventure.
    • Their plan was a wild adventure that could either succeed or fail.

    Synonymeenterpriseexploitgamblespeculationundertakingventure

    Antonymecautionconservatismprudencesafetysecurity

  3. Story of adventureA2informal

    A narrative or book involving exciting events and journeys.

    deAbenteuergeschichte

    • I love reading adventure books like Treasure Island.
    • This movie is an exciting adventure story.
    • The novel is a classic adventure tale.

    Synonymeepicnarrativeromancesagatale

Formen
  • adventures plural form
  • adventures' possessive plural form
  • adventure's possessive singular form
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