Definition of risk-taking in English:

risk-taking

nounˈrɪskteɪkɪŋˈrɪskˌteɪkɪŋ

mass noun

The action of taking risks.
decisions at this level involve some risk-taking
Example sentencesExamples
- In helping participants to become empowered, providing support for risk-taking has been key.
- You said earlier that you felt your work didn't involve enough risk-taking.
- Leaders were celebrated for their courage and risk-taking when shaping corporate strategies.
- By the end of the 1960s, she would find herself evaluating the political costs of risk-taking in ocean settings.
- His penchant for risk-taking pays off with the audience.
- Supporting this risk-taking is her best friend Patti.
- They are burdened by years of indoctrination, with its bias against individual responsibility and risk-taking.
- These architects are designing spaces for reflection, for experimenting with new ideas, for collaborative risk-taking.
- She steers clear of simple cynicism, having recognized for herself the aesthetic rewards of Wordsworth's calculated risk-taking.
- The essence of entrepreneurship is smart, calculated risk-taking.

adjectiveˈrɪskteɪkɪŋˈrɪskˌteɪkɪŋ

Willing to take risky action in the hope of a desired result.
a rare, risk-taking client
Example sentencesExamples
- I wish patients would ask and be completely frank about risk-taking sexual activity.
- Everything in life is a gamble, and business is risk-taking.
- Their position as a risk-taking broadcaster was maintained, as the most controversial brands were all their shows.
- Most of our leading technology companies have relied on risk-taking venture capitalists.
- These dreams led them to a lifetime of risk-taking adventure, and ultimately the women came to learn of each other's exploits.
- Most adolescents attribute more negative than positive characteristics to risk-taking peers.
- Results were not significant for risk-taking expectancies.
- Hypothesis 2 predicted that the profiles would be related logically to other risk-taking variables.
- You do it with risk-taking and entrepreneurial behaviour.
- The risk manager is becoming less the enemy of the risk-taking and profit-seeking aspects of the business world and more of a partner in its success.

Definition of risk-taking in US English:

risk-taking

nounˈriskˌtākiNGˈrɪskˌteɪkɪŋ

The action of taking risks.
decisions at this level involve some risk-taking
Example sentencesExamples
- These architects are designing spaces for reflection, for experimenting with new ideas, for collaborative risk-taking.
- They are burdened by years of indoctrination, with its bias against individual responsibility and risk-taking.
- Leaders were celebrated for their courage and risk-taking when shaping corporate strategies.
- The essence of entrepreneurship is smart, calculated risk-taking.
- In helping participants to become empowered, providing support for risk-taking has been key.
- You said earlier that you felt your work didn't involve enough risk-taking.
- Supporting this risk-taking is her best friend Patti.
- She steers clear of simple cynicism, having recognized for herself the aesthetic rewards of Wordsworth's calculated risk-taking.
- By the end of the 1960s, she would find herself evaluating the political costs of risk-taking in ocean settings.
- His penchant for risk-taking pays off with the audience.

adjectiveˈriskˌtākiNGˈrɪskˌteɪkɪŋ

Willing to take risky action in the hope of a desired result.
a rare, risk-taking client
Example sentencesExamples
- Results were not significant for risk-taking expectancies.
- These dreams led them to a lifetime of risk-taking adventure, and ultimately the women came to learn of each other's exploits.
- Their position as a risk-taking broadcaster was maintained, as the most controversial brands were all their shows.
- You do it with risk-taking and entrepreneurial behaviour.
- Everything in life is a gamble, and business is risk-taking.
- The risk manager is becoming less the enemy of the risk-taking and profit-seeking aspects of the business world and more of a partner in its success.
- Hypothesis 2 predicted that the profiles would be related logically to other risk-taking variables.
- Most of our leading technology companies have relied on risk-taking venture capitalists.
- Most adolescents attribute more negative than positive characteristics to risk-taking peers.
- I wish patients would ask and be completely frank about risk-taking sexual activity.

单词	risk-taking
释义	Definition of risk-taking in English: risk-taking nounˈrɪskteɪkɪŋˈrɪskˌteɪkɪŋ mass noun The action of taking risks. decisions at this level involve some risk-taking Example sentencesExamples In helping participants to become empowered, providing support for risk-taking has been key. You said earlier that you felt your work didn't involve enough risk-taking. Leaders were celebrated for their courage and risk-taking when shaping corporate strategies. By the end of the 1960s, she would find herself evaluating the political costs of risk-taking in ocean settings. His penchant for risk-taking pays off with the audience. Supporting this risk-taking is her best friend Patti. They are burdened by years of indoctrination, with its bias against individual responsibility and risk-taking. These architects are designing spaces for reflection, for experimenting with new ideas, for collaborative risk-taking. She steers clear of simple cynicism, having recognized for herself the aesthetic rewards of Wordsworth's calculated risk-taking. The essence of entrepreneurship is smart, calculated risk-taking. adjectiveˈrɪskteɪkɪŋˈrɪskˌteɪkɪŋ Willing to take risky action in the hope of a desired result. a rare, risk-taking client Example sentencesExamples I wish patients would ask and be completely frank about risk-taking sexual activity. Everything in life is a gamble, and business is risk-taking. Their position as a risk-taking broadcaster was maintained, as the most controversial brands were all their shows. Most of our leading technology companies have relied on risk-taking venture capitalists. These dreams led them to a lifetime of risk-taking adventure, and ultimately the women came to learn of each other's exploits. Most adolescents attribute more negative than positive characteristics to risk-taking peers. Results were not significant for risk-taking expectancies. Hypothesis 2 predicted that the profiles would be related logically to other risk-taking variables. You do it with risk-taking and entrepreneurial behaviour. The risk manager is becoming less the enemy of the risk-taking and profit-seeking aspects of the business world and more of a partner in its success. Definition of risk-taking in US English: risk-taking nounˈriskˌtākiNGˈrɪskˌteɪkɪŋ The action of taking risks. decisions at this level involve some risk-taking Example sentencesExamples These architects are designing spaces for reflection, for experimenting with new ideas, for collaborative risk-taking. They are burdened by years of indoctrination, with its bias against individual responsibility and risk-taking. Leaders were celebrated for their courage and risk-taking when shaping corporate strategies. The essence of entrepreneurship is smart, calculated risk-taking. In helping participants to become empowered, providing support for risk-taking has been key. You said earlier that you felt your work didn't involve enough risk-taking. Supporting this risk-taking is her best friend Patti. She steers clear of simple cynicism, having recognized for herself the aesthetic rewards of Wordsworth's calculated risk-taking. By the end of the 1960s, she would find herself evaluating the political costs of risk-taking in ocean settings. His penchant for risk-taking pays off with the audience. adjectiveˈriskˌtākiNGˈrɪskˌteɪkɪŋ Willing to take risky action in the hope of a desired result. a rare, risk-taking client Example sentencesExamples Results were not significant for risk-taking expectancies. These dreams led them to a lifetime of risk-taking adventure, and ultimately the women came to learn of each other's exploits. Their position as a risk-taking broadcaster was maintained, as the most controversial brands were all their shows. You do it with risk-taking and entrepreneurial behaviour. Everything in life is a gamble, and business is risk-taking. The risk manager is becoming less the enemy of the risk-taking and profit-seeking aspects of the business world and more of a partner in its success. Hypothesis 2 predicted that the profiles would be related logically to other risk-taking variables. Most of our leading technology companies have relied on risk-taking venture capitalists. Most adolescents attribute more negative than positive characteristics to risk-taking peers. I wish patients would ask and be completely frank about risk-taking sexual activity.
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