I.
noun
ADJECTIVE
▪ exciting
▪ latest , new
▪ profitable , successful
▪ costly , expensive , unprofitable
▪ failed , ill-fated , unsuccessful
▪ ambitious , bold , high-risk , risky , speculative
▪ collaborative , cooperative , joint
▪
a joint-venture company
▪ private , solo
▪ entrepreneurial , start-up
▪ business , commercial , corporate , financial , moneymaking
▪ Internet , publishing
VERB + VENTURE
▪ embark on , undertake
▪
The directors of the company refused to undertake such a risky ~.
▪ establish , launch , set up , start
▪
The company has set up a joint ~ with a company in Austria.
▪ finance , fund
▪ join , join in , join sb in
▪
His son Mark will be joining him in the new ~.
VENTURE + NOUN
▪ capital , funding , funds , money
▪ capitalist
PREPOSITION
▪ ~ by
▪
a cooperative ~ by companies at the science park
II.
verb
ADVERB
▪ cautiously
▪
She ~d cautiously into the room.
▪ never , occasionally , rarely , seldom
▪
They never ~d from their buildings after sunset.
▪ far , further/farther , further/farther afield
▪
Some of the men ~d farther out to sea.
▪ close , deep
▪
He ~d deeper into the forest.
▪ abroad ( esp. BrE ), back , down , forth , inside , off , out , outside
▪
We ~d down to the south coast over the weekend.
▪
A few people ~d out into the street.
VERB + VENTURE
▪ dare (to)
▪
She would not have dared ~ here alone.
▪ decide to
PREPOSITION
▪ away from , beyond , down , into , out of , to
▪
They rarely ~d beyond their local town.
Venture is used with these nouns as the object: ↑ guess , ↑ opinion