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entrepreneurial

/ˌɑːn.trə.prəˈnɜːr.i.əl/

Traducción: Relativo a la actividad de asumir riesgos financieros con la esperanza de obtener ganancias, o que la caracteriza; que posee cualidades de emprendedor, como iniciativa, innovación y capacidad de gestión.

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adjective

/ˌɑːn.trə.prəˈnɜːr.i.əl/C1formalbusiness
  • esRelativo a la actividad de asumir riesgos financieros con la esperanza de obtener ganancias, o que la caracteriza; que posee cualidades de emprendedor, como iniciativa, innovación y capacidad de gestión.

Relating to or characterized by the taking of financial risks in the hope of profit; having the qualities of an entrepreneur.

  1. Relating to an entrepreneurB2formal

    Connected with or characteristic of a person who starts and runs a business, especially one that involves financial risk.

    esempresarial

    • She has a strong entrepreneurial spirit and started her own company.
    • The university offers courses in entrepreneurial management.
    • His entrepreneurial mindset helped him identify new market opportunities.

    Sinónimosenterprisingresourcefulventuresome

  2. Risk-taking for profitB2formal

    Willing to take financial or business risks in order to achieve profit or success.

    esEmprendedor

    • The entrepreneurial approach involves investing in innovative but uncertain ventures.
    • He is known for his entrepreneurial attitude, always seeking new profitable ideas.
    • Entrepreneurial individuals often thrive in competitive markets.

    Sinónimosadventurousbolddaringenterprisingventuresome

    Antónimosconservativeunenterprising

Formas
  • more entrepreneurial comparative form
  • most entrepreneurial superlative form
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