Definition of venture capital in English:

venture capital

noun

mass noun

Capital invested in a project in which there is a substantial element of risk, typically a new or expanding business.
（尤指对有相当风险的新或扩大项目投资的）风险资本
Example sentencesExamples
- Now Jacobson is hoping to tap into the huge pool of venture capital available in New York.
- The tax breaks on venture capital trusts are generous - but the risks of the schemes are high.
- He financed the company with a combination of venture capital and government grants.
- His options, as he saw them, were to seek venture capital or take the company public.
- So, what does a successful first-round venture capital funding mission feel like?
- Domek takes pride in having made it to the Web without massive infusions of venture capital.
- Last year representatives of 28 venture capital and business angel groups attended the conference.
- All that is not to say that venture capital is impossible to raise these days.
- The whole corporate culture of spinning out companies has created this vast pool of venture capital.
- Even when it comes to raising serious venture capital, a past failure is not the black mark it once was.
- It has also been suggested to allow mutual funds and pension funds to invest in venture capital funds.
- In May, it became the first Scottish-based business to secure new venture capital funding in euros.
- To be sure, there are no exact replacements for the cash that can come from venture capital firms.
- The group grew out of political expediency, as a source of venture capital for Whig entrepreneurs.
- He said companies should consider whether they could be small and profitable without venture capital.
- He said the company was approached by two venture capital firms and a private investor after the funding event.
- He said the company had been in negotiations with four or five venture capital firms before settling on Summit.
- Later on, if they're ready to go public or go national, they could get venture capital.
- He said another was the lack of access to venture capital for campus companies spun off from university research.
- In order to grow further, however, the company must find additional venture capital backing.

Derivatives

venture capitalist

noun

Another venture capitalist offered a detailed view of just what directors should be doing for dot-com CEOs.
Example sentencesExamples
- Since the money comes from taxpayers, I think it's time the U.S. Treasury acted like a venture capitalist.
- As a venture capitalist, he provides the early funding that helps entrepreneurs turn ideas into companies in just a few months.
- He's a veteran businessman, venture capitalist, and founder of the Internet consulting firm the Yankee Group.
- He had spent six years dispensing money and management advice as a venture capitalist.

Definition of venture capital in US English:

venture capital

nounˈvenCHər ˌkapədlˈvɛntʃər ˌkæpədl

Capital invested in a project in which there is a substantial element of risk, typically a new or expanding business.
（尤指对有相当风险的新或扩大项目投资的）风险资本
Example sentencesExamples
- In order to grow further, however, the company must find additional venture capital backing.
- The whole corporate culture of spinning out companies has created this vast pool of venture capital.
- He said the company had been in negotiations with four or five venture capital firms before settling on Summit.
- So, what does a successful first-round venture capital funding mission feel like?
- Last year representatives of 28 venture capital and business angel groups attended the conference.
- His options, as he saw them, were to seek venture capital or take the company public.
- To be sure, there are no exact replacements for the cash that can come from venture capital firms.
- In May, it became the first Scottish-based business to secure new venture capital funding in euros.
- He said companies should consider whether they could be small and profitable without venture capital.
- The tax breaks on venture capital trusts are generous - but the risks of the schemes are high.
- He said another was the lack of access to venture capital for campus companies spun off from university research.
- Domek takes pride in having made it to the Web without massive infusions of venture capital.
- The group grew out of political expediency, as a source of venture capital for Whig entrepreneurs.
- All that is not to say that venture capital is impossible to raise these days.
- It has also been suggested to allow mutual funds and pension funds to invest in venture capital funds.
- Now Jacobson is hoping to tap into the huge pool of venture capital available in New York.
- Later on, if they're ready to go public or go national, they could get venture capital.
- He said the company was approached by two venture capital firms and a private investor after the funding event.
- He financed the company with a combination of venture capital and government grants.
- Even when it comes to raising serious venture capital, a past failure is not the black mark it once was.

单词	venture capital
释义	Definition of venture capital in English: venture capital noun mass noun Capital invested in a project in which there is a substantial element of risk, typically a new or expanding business. （尤指对有相当风险的新或扩大项目投资的）风险资本 Example sentencesExamples Now Jacobson is hoping to tap into the huge pool of venture capital available in New York. The tax breaks on venture capital trusts are generous - but the risks of the schemes are high. He financed the company with a combination of venture capital and government grants. His options, as he saw them, were to seek venture capital or take the company public. So, what does a successful first-round venture capital funding mission feel like? Domek takes pride in having made it to the Web without massive infusions of venture capital. Last year representatives of 28 venture capital and business angel groups attended the conference. All that is not to say that venture capital is impossible to raise these days. The whole corporate culture of spinning out companies has created this vast pool of venture capital. Even when it comes to raising serious venture capital, a past failure is not the black mark it once was. It has also been suggested to allow mutual funds and pension funds to invest in venture capital funds. In May, it became the first Scottish-based business to secure new venture capital funding in euros. To be sure, there are no exact replacements for the cash that can come from venture capital firms. The group grew out of political expediency, as a source of venture capital for Whig entrepreneurs. He said companies should consider whether they could be small and profitable without venture capital. He said the company was approached by two venture capital firms and a private investor after the funding event. He said the company had been in negotiations with four or five venture capital firms before settling on Summit. Later on, if they're ready to go public or go national, they could get venture capital. He said another was the lack of access to venture capital for campus companies spun off from university research. In order to grow further, however, the company must find additional venture capital backing. Derivatives venture capitalist noun Another venture capitalist offered a detailed view of just what directors should be doing for dot-com CEOs. Example sentencesExamples Since the money comes from taxpayers, I think it's time the U.S. Treasury acted like a venture capitalist. As a venture capitalist, he provides the early funding that helps entrepreneurs turn ideas into companies in just a few months. He's a veteran businessman, venture capitalist, and founder of the Internet consulting firm the Yankee Group. He had spent six years dispensing money and management advice as a venture capitalist. Definition of venture capital in US English: venture capital nounˈvenCHər ˌkapədlˈvɛntʃər ˌkæpədl Capital invested in a project in which there is a substantial element of risk, typically a new or expanding business. （尤指对有相当风险的新或扩大项目投资的）风险资本 Example sentencesExamples In order to grow further, however, the company must find additional venture capital backing. The whole corporate culture of spinning out companies has created this vast pool of venture capital. He said the company had been in negotiations with four or five venture capital firms before settling on Summit. So, what does a successful first-round venture capital funding mission feel like? Last year representatives of 28 venture capital and business angel groups attended the conference. His options, as he saw them, were to seek venture capital or take the company public. To be sure, there are no exact replacements for the cash that can come from venture capital firms. In May, it became the first Scottish-based business to secure new venture capital funding in euros. He said companies should consider whether they could be small and profitable without venture capital. The tax breaks on venture capital trusts are generous - but the risks of the schemes are high. He said another was the lack of access to venture capital for campus companies spun off from university research. Domek takes pride in having made it to the Web without massive infusions of venture capital. The group grew out of political expediency, as a source of venture capital for Whig entrepreneurs. All that is not to say that venture capital is impossible to raise these days. It has also been suggested to allow mutual funds and pension funds to invest in venture capital funds. Now Jacobson is hoping to tap into the huge pool of venture capital available in New York. Later on, if they're ready to go public or go national, they could get venture capital. He said the company was approached by two venture capital firms and a private investor after the funding event. He financed the company with a combination of venture capital and government grants. Even when it comes to raising serious venture capital, a past failure is not the black mark it once was.
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