entrepreneurship
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- noun
- /ˌɑntrəprəˈnɜrʃɪp/
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emprendimiento
- She pursued entrepreneurship after noticing a gap in the market for eco-friendly products.
- social entrepreneurship
- capital for entrepreneurship
- entrepreneurship development
So one time I was asked if entrepreneurship can be trained.
- So one time I was asked if entrepreneurship can be trained.
- We're told it's capital, labour, entrepreneurship and then I suppose land.
- But to your point, like there is no linear path to entrepreneurship, right?
- Like what sucks about entrepreneurship is it's your fault.
- So I think job security in entrepreneurship is a big plus.
- Entrepreneurship is UFC, entrepreneurship is boxing who can take a punch.
- You know, in entrepreneurship, it's, it's just that.
- So what do you think that does to entrepreneurship in general?
Examples
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So what do you think that does to entrepreneurship in general?
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The focus of the course was on "doing" entrepreneurship under the guidance of a faculty mentor.
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So we want to encourage entrepreneurship in our society overall.
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So I think job security in entrepreneurship is a big plus.
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This is the number one entrepreneurship conference on planet Earth.
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Instead, wealth can be created through innovation, entrepreneurship and trade.
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Students would be introduced to the entrepreneurship process in the context of an information technology startup.
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To supplement the structured material on entrepreneurship provided by the instructor, working entrepreneurs were invited to guest lecture.
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The WEF is a not-for-profit foundation that attempts to promote "entrepreneurship in the global public interest."
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From there, the one-off entrepreneurship course generally evolves into a course series or specialization.
Academic text (2017)
Synonyms
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3.9
The ability to take risks and try new things
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The attitude and actions that support starting new businesses with new ideas and risk
How Entrepreneurial
Surface Forms
Morphology
entrepreneurship = entrepreneur (transparent) = entrepreneur + ship
A standard nominalization: '-ship' forms a noun meaning the state, activity, or quality of being an entrepreneur, so the meaning is directly derived if one knows 'entrepreneur'.
Etymology
Entrepreneurship comes from the word entrepreneur, which comes from the old French entreprendre, meaning 'to undertake' or 'to take on' a task. Think of it like an enterprise or taking on a risky project, which is why entrepreneurship is about starting new businesses and taking risks.