entrepreneur
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- noun
- /ˌɑːntrəprəˈnɜːr/
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emprendedor
- Many young entrepreneurs are taking advantage of online platforms to launch their businesses.
- a successful entrepreneur
- investors and entrepreneurs
- businesses and entrepreneurs
Yeah, I think that entrepreneurs should be supported.
- Yeah, I think that entrepreneurs should be supported.
- We do not judge business entrepreneurs by their motives.
- She is a serial entrepreneur and content creator.
- Name me the British entrepreneurs that are even still here.
- And we owe it all to tech entrepreneur John Mills.
- He's an author, serial entrepreneur, the list goes on and on.
- In most cases, we entrepreneurs act on hunches.
- And she has she's an entrepreneur, she's a smart businesswoman.
- So that's what entrepreneurs are at their best.
- The third thing is entrepreneurs are born, not made.
- And so I think that the entrepreneur piece for me wasn't clear.
Examples
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She is a successful entrepreneur who started her own tech company last year.
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She is a serial entrepreneur and content creator.
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If you want to be an entrepreneur, then you have to plan.
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One is making sure no entrepreneur feels alone.
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Tell me about being an entrepreneur.
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Yeah, I think that entrepreneurs should be supported.
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And time is every entrepreneur's biggest asset.
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I've been a serial entrepreneur for most of my life.
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Visitors demand user-friendly facilities, and entrepreneurs continually seek new ways of attracting and retaining visitors.
Academic text (1990) -
I'm here with GG Love, who went from doing time to being a multimillionaire entrepreneur and founder of the Much Loved clothing brand.
Synonyms
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A person who starts and runs a business and risks money to earn money
A person who starts risky business projects, often trading or investing overseas
Compounds
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A person who starts and runs a business that makes a lot of money or becomes well known
A story about a person who starts a business and their challenges and successes
How Experienced
Surface Forms
Etymology
Entrepreneur comes from the French word entreprendre, made of entre- ('between') and prendre ('to take'), and it means 'to undertake' or 'to take on' a task. So an entrepreneur is someone who 'takes on' a business and its risks, much like the English word 'undertake'.