entrepreneur Definition
entre·pre·neur (än′trə prə nʉr′, -no̵or′, -nyo̵or′)
noun
a person who organizes and manages a business undertaking, assuming the risk for the sake of the profit
Etymology: Fr < OFr entreprendre: see enterprise
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entrepreneur Usage Examples
Converse of object
- bud: What advice would you have for budding young entrepreneurs?
- attract: As this entry route has been designed to attract those entrepreneurs whose plans will bring wider economic benefit, the scoring system reflects this.
- encourage: In recent years new forms of Income Tax relief have been introduced, to encourage the entrepreneur.
- become: Will they build a thriving business empire or become eccentric entrepreneurs designing the next big thing?
Converse of subject
found: The business founded by entrepreneur Colin Chapman moved from southeast England to a former airfield at Hethel, near Wymondham, in 1966.
Adjective modifier
- budding: Sinclair also had advice on where the budding entrepreneur should seek backing.
- would-be: Every week hundreds of would-be entrepreneurs meet their bank managers in the hope of getting a loan to start a business.
- aspiring: For many aspiring entrepreneurs, there is a clear opportunity in turning a hobby or leisure activity into a small business idea.
- serial: As a serial entrepreneur and business angel, Stuart has the Midas touch.
- home-based: Home-based entrepreneurs should a police car's pools to make.
- successful: Many successful entrepreneurs come from tough, working class backgrounds.
Modifies a noun
podcast: Interviews and practical advice for small business, startups and entrepreneurs podcast to the UK and the rest of the world.
Noun used with modifier
- dotcom: Insurance and personal home they want understand that many hackersmany dotcom entrepreneurs.
- hackersmany: Insurance and personal home they want understand that many hackersmany dotcom entrepreneurs.
- wannabe: Feeling scared about what could go wrong is preventing an increasing number of wannabe entrepreneurs from setting up in business, new research claims.
- micro: How many of these " micro entrepreneurs " are out there?
- biotechnology: It helps young scientists develop business awareness and an understanding of the skills needed to become a successful biotechnology entrepreneurs.
- graduate: Here, the back-up network for would-be graduate entrepreneurs is much flimsier.
Preposition: if
congress: Entrepreneurs if congress in the census lower health-care costs.
Preposition: of
tomorrow: An MBA for social entrepreneurs The Skoll Center for Social Entrepreneurship is committed to nurturing the social entrepreneurs of tomorrow.

