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1 die Spekulation
- {adventure} sự phiêu lưu, sự mạo hiểm, việc làm mạo hiểm, việc làm táo bạo, sự nguy hiểm, sự hiểm nghèo, sự việc bất ngờ, sự may rủi, sự tình cờ, sự đầu cơ - {enterprise} việc làm khó khăn, tính dám làm, tổ chức kinh doanh, hãng - {flutter} sự vẫy, sự vỗ, sự run rẫy vì bị kích động, sự rung, sự đầu cơ vặt - {speculation} sự suy xét, sự nghiên cứu, sự suy đoán, sự ức đoán, sự đầu cơ tích trữ, trò chơi mua bán - {theoretics} phần lý luận, lý thuyết = die Spekulation (Kommerz) {venture}+ -
2 riskieren
- {to adventure} phiêu lưu, mạo hiểm, liều, dám đi, dám đến, dám tiến hành - {to dare (dared,dared) dám, dám đương đầu với, thách - {to hazard} phó thác cho may rủi, đánh bạo - {to peril} đẩy vào chỗ nguy hiểm, làm nguy hiểm - {to risk} có cơ phải chịu sự rủi ro, có cơ phải chịu sự nguy hiểm của - {to stake} đóng cọc, đỡ bằng cọc, khoanh cọc, buộc vào cọc, + on) đặt cược, góp vốn, dấn vốn - {to venture} = etwas riskieren {to run a risk}+ = nichts riskieren {to play for safety}+
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