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1 venture
['vençë:] n 1. projekt; sipërmarrje, ndërmarrje; a risky venture ndërmarrje e rrezikshme. 2. përpjekje, sprovë; his first film venture përpjekja e tij e parë në kinematografi; a new venture in publishing një sprovë e re në fushën e botimeve. 3. aventurë.● at a venture kuturu; rastësisht.-v 1. rrezikoj; vë në rrezik (jetën, pasurinë etj). 2. marr në sy; kuturis, marr guximin, guxoj të; venture to do sth marr në sy të bëj diçka; she ventured to call him ajo kuturisi ta merrte në telefon; nothing venture nothing gain prov. kush s'guxon nuk fiton. 3. hamendësoj; provoj; venture at a reason provoj të gjej një arsye. 4. guxoj të hyj/të dal; they ventured out on the thin ice ata morën guximin të dilnin jashtë mbi akullin e hollë.● venture forth guxoj të dal.* * *aventur -
2 venture at a reason
['vençë: æt(ët) ë 'ri:zn] provoj të gjej një arsye -
3 venture forth
['vençë: fo:th] guxoj të dal -
4 a new venture in publishing
[ë nju: 'vençë: in 'pablishing] një sprovë e re në fushën e botimeve -
5 at a venture
[æt, ët 'vençë:] kuturu; rastësisht -
6 nothing venture nothing gain
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7 risky venture
['riski 'vençë:] ndërmarrje e rrezikshme
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