venturing in Korean

[ˈvenCHər]
verb - venture
모험하다: venture
위험에 내맡기다: venture
위험을 무릅쓰고 ...하다: venture
시험 삼아 발표하다: venture
...의 위험에 몸을 내맡기다: venture
위험을 무릅쓰고 나서다: venture
과감히 ...하다: venture

Sentence patterns related to "venturing"

1. This is brave new territory we're venturing into here.

2. The only thing that really fascinates me is venturing into unexplored territory.

3. Ukraine is now venturing down this path – without the promise of full accession.

4. By venturing deeper into the clock tower, you discover new territory . Welcome Path of Time.

5. 13 By venturing bit out of your comfort zone, you can significantly expand it.

6. The Street Watch members still convene in their portacabin, before venturing out on foot and in their cars.

7. Synonyms for Adventuring include venturing, braving, risking, daring, imperilling, imperiling, jeopardising, jeopardizing, endangering and gambling

8. Perplexities A layman venturing into the quantum world no doubt expects to encounter some fairly strange phenomena.

9. In recent years, Bradman lived quietly in an Adelaide suburb, protecting his privacy and rarely venturing out.

10. Most chitons are rather sedentary animals,[Sentence dictionary] living in one spot and venturing short distances in search of food.

11. 16 Has she been qualified for criticism, her conscience must have restrained her from venturing at disapprobation.

12. Objects and fantasy are then used not as a means of venturing out, but to beat a retreat.

13. Alpenstocks are the oldest mountaineering tools known to mankind, first used by shepherds, travellers, and anyone else venturing into steep terrain

14. Game Overview: Players in Clank! represent thieves venturing down into a dungeon to retrieve valuable artifacts and hopefully stay alive long enough to …

15. Those venturing into the countryside will need “arrows and the bow” for protection against wild animals lurking in the thickets.

16. Ruth was venturing into the unknown, leaving her own kin, her homeland, and all its customs —including its gods— behind her. —Ruth 1:3-6.

17. During the Bush years, Washington got used to a homebody president who preferred bringing friends into the Executive Mansion to venturing outside it.

18. Signing up to any contract — even if it’s for student Accommodation — can feel like venturing into a dragon’s den, especially if it’s the first time you’ve done it

19. Unlike other salamanders, which lose their gills early in their lifecycles, they only breach their heads above the surface to obtain air without venturing out of the water and onto land.

20. Now Arnt is venturing out on a solo project turning a former Hair World (the linchpin of Gallatin Avenue real estate) into a new bar, set to open this summer

21. The new record (the first on Ferguson's own Pacific Theatre label) sees Castle and Ferguson venturing into sonic landscapes The Bamboos have previously touched on but never fully inhabited

22. Lions have been known to kill crocodiles venturing onto land, while the reverse is true for lions entering waterways, evidenced by the occasional lion claw found in crocodile stomachs.

23. Onstage, The Bummers thrive on a sort of controlled chaos – emerging from trash cans, diving into the audience, venturing into spontaneous jams, all well perfectly capturing the in-your-face feel of their original material

24. Barnaul is not a very known city, but it’s an amazing place to stop by before venturing into Altay mountains (just 1.5 hours away) or to get a taste of Siberian provincial life

25. Balic is not just a “taste and run” winery, they implore you to spend time enjoying their beautiful grounds, whether it be lounging under the trellis on their patio or venturing out to the picnic area and gazebo

26. 1 day ago · Fans can't get over Elizabeth's new look, but they also know she’s been a Brunette before – so this is more of a “return to the old ways” rather than a “venturing into uncharted

27. Absorbed by their booming economy, reassured by President Barack Obama’s recent commitment never to let Israel down, and convinced of their success in defeating Palestinian terrorism in the West Bank and deterring Hamas from venturing into another war, Israelis have lost any sense of urgency concerning the Palestinian problem.

28. The Barbary pirates (or, more accurately, Barbary privateers) operated out of four North African bases—Algiers, Tunis, Tripoli, and various ports in Morocco—between the 16th and 19th centuries.They terrorized seafaring traders in the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean, "sometimes," in the words of John Biddulph's 1907 history of piracy, "venturing into the mouth of the …