VENTURE SCOUT - Englisch-Spanisch Übersetzung

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Venture Scout SUBST

Venture Scout

scout mf sénior

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

scout sénior

Venture Scout

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. scout [Am skaʊt, Brit skaʊt] SUBST

1.1. scout:

scout (person)

explorador m / exploradora f

scout (person)

escucha mf

scout (unit)

patrulla f de reconocimiento

scout (unit)

avanzada f

scout (vehicle)

vehículo m de reconocimiento

1.2. scout (look, search) kein Pl:

to have a scout around (the area)

explorar or recorrer la zona

to have a scout around (the area)

hacer un reconocimiento de la zona

2. scout:

scout, a. Scout (Boy Scout)

explorador m

scout, a. Scout (Boy Scout)

(boy) scout m

scout, a. Scout (Girl Scout)

exploradora f

scout, a. Scout (Girl Scout)

(girl) scout f

the scout movement

el escutismo

the scout movement

el movimiento de los scouts

3. scout:

talent scout

cazatalentos mf

4. scout (at Oxford University):

scout

criado m

II. scout [Am skaʊt, Brit skaʊt] VERB intr

1. scout MILIT:

scout

reconocer el terreno

2. scout (search):

to scout for

andar en busca de

he was scouting for work

andaba en busca de trabajo

I. venture [Am ˈvɛn(t)ʃər, Brit ˈvɛntʃə] SUBST

1. venture HANDEL:

venture

operación f

venture

empresa f

a risky venture

una empresa arriesgada

the company has launched ventures in Europe

la compañía ha emprendido operaciones en Europa

a new business venture

una nueva empresa

he was involved in a number of dubious ventures

andaba metido en algunos asuntos dudosos

a joint venture between the two companies

una empresa conjunta or una colaboración entre las dos compañías

2. venture:

venture

incursión f

venture into sth

incursión en algo

the author's first venture into children's literature

la primera incursión del autor en la literatura infantil

II. venture [Am ˈvɛn(t)ʃər, Brit ˈvɛntʃə] VERB intr

venture

atreverse

venture

aventurarse

to venture into/out of/across sth

atreverse or aventurarse a entrar en/salir de/cruzar algo

having ventured so far, she decided to go on

ya que se había atrevido or aventurado a llegar hasta allí, decidió continuar

the boat had ventured too near the rocks

el barco se había acercado demasiado a las rocas

they rarely venture out after dark

rara vez salen después del anochecer

have you ventured outside today?

¿has puesto el pie en la calle hoy?

III. venture [Am ˈvɛn(t)ʃər, Brit ˈvɛntʃə] VERB trans

1. venture opinion/guess:

venture

aventurar

if I may venture to suggest form

si se me permite aventurar una sugerencia

I would venture that you misled us

me atrevería a decir que nos engañaste

to venture to + infin

atreverse a  +  infin

to venture to + infin

osar +  infin liter

no one ventured to contradict her

nadie se atrevió a contradecirla

no one ventured to contradict her

nadie osó contradecirla liter

2. venture form life/money:

venture

arriesgar

nothing ventured, nothing gained

quien nada arriesga, nada gana

joint venture SUBST

joint venture

empresa f conjunta

joint venture

joint venture m

im PONS Wörterbuch

I. scout [skaʊt] SUBST

scout

explorador(a) m (f)

scout

scout mf Méx

talent scout

cazatalentos m

II. scout [skaʊt] VERB intr

to scout ahead

reconocer el terreno

to scout around for sth

buscar algo

I. venture [ˈventʃəʳ, Am -tʃɚ] SUBST

1. venture (endeavour):

venture

aventura f

2. venture HANDEL:

venture

empresa f

joint venture

empresa conjunta

II. venture [ˈventʃəʳ, Am -tʃɚ] VERB trans

1. venture (dare):

to venture to do sth

atreverse a hacer algo

may I venture a suggestion?

¿me permite hacer una sugerencia?

2. venture (dare to express):

venture an opinion

aventurar

3. venture (put at risk, endanger):

to venture sth (on sth)

arriesgar algo (en algo)

Wendungen:

nothing ventured, nothing gained Sprichw

quien no se arriesga, no pasa la mar Sprichw

III. venture [ˈventʃəʳ, Am -tʃɚ] VERB intr

venture

aventurarse

im PONS Wörterbuch

I. scout [skaʊt] SUBST

scout

explorador(a) m (f)

scout

scout mf Méx

talent scout

cazatalentos mf inv

II. scout [skaʊt] VERB intr

to scout ahead

reconocer el terreno

to scout around for sth

buscar algo

I. venture [ˈven·tʃər] SUBST

1. venture (endeavor):

venture

aventura f

2. venture HANDEL:

venture

empresa f

joint venture

empresa conjunta

II. venture [ˈven·tʃər] VERB trans

1. venture (dare):

to venture to do sth

atreverse a hacer algo

may I venture a suggestion?

¿me permite hacer una sugerencia?

2. venture (dare to express):

venture an opinion

aventurar

3. venture (put at risk, endanger):

to venture sth (on sth)

arriesgar algo (en algo)

Wendungen:

nothing ventured, nothing gained Sprichw

quien no se arriesga, no pasa la mar Sprichw

III. venture [ˈven·tʃər] VERB intr

venture

aventurarse

Present

I	scout
you	scout
he/she/it	scouts
we	scout
you	scout
they	scout

Past

I	scouted
you	scouted
he/she/it	scouted
we	scouted
you	scouted
they	scouted

Present Perfect

I	have	scouted
you	have	scouted
he/she/it	has	scouted
we	have	scouted
you	have	scouted
they	have	scouted

Past Perfect

I	had	scouted
you	had	scouted
he/she/it	had	scouted
we	had	scouted
you	had	scouted
they	had	scouted

Einsprachige Beispiele (nicht von der PONS Redaktion geprüft)

This would be followed by an agreement to form a joint venture.

en.wikipedia.org

The six partners invited any further expressions of interest from companies interested in becoming part of the joint venture.

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The two companies built and delivered the rolling stock through the joint venture.

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The concept was to venture out as more mature and sophisticated, all the while keeping it youthful.

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Passenger numbers were reasonable in the first year of the venture, but low compared to those achieved by the established services.

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