Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Entrepreneur"

A: A person who operates a business or a person who starts a new business

A: And entrepreneur is someone who starts an innovative company (like Elon Musk).

So it means that the founder of the company has a lot of money.

A: "hyperactive" is someone that is always doing something, someone that can't stop. When a child always wants to play and seems to never get tired, people say that he/she is super/hyperactive. An entrepreneur is someone who has a company, basically.

A: @Ri-na 意味は。。。

the young entrepreneur = young businessman
sold his company to Yahoo,
which regained significant buzz = [Yahoo] was more exciting
since Marissa Mayer took the helm. = after Marissa Mayer became boss

"Buzz" means life, excitement, interest, activity...
"Helm" is what steers a boat, this is a metaphor for being in charge.

A: I had to reseat this quote. What he said was "Great entrepreneurs must have the curiosity to metaphorically see around the corner". That should be a little easier to understand. If you still need help understanding this, please let me know!

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(1) The entrepreneur takes business risks in the hope of making a profit.
(2) Download free, customizable business forms from Entrepreneur.com.

A: “I want to be an entrepreneur, as I have always dreamed about it.”
“My dream job is to be an entrepreneur,”
“Becoming an entrepreneur has been a dream of mine for as long as I can remember.”

A: She founded her own skincare brand. She is an entrepreneur.

Entrepreneurs are very hard-working and are very busy people.

Entrepreneurs always think of the most unique ideas to make their business prosper.

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A: An "entrepreneur" usually starts their own business ventures. In other words, they take on risks by establishing/founding new companies. Entrepreneurs are known for starting high-risk ventures that have unproven business models or that involve the development of new technologies. For example, the founders of Google would be considered entrepreneurs.

A "businessman" can refer to anyone whose career involves working in a senior or executive position at a business (example: managing the finances of a company). A businessman is not necessarily the founder of the company they work for, they may simply work in a senior/executive role within the company.

Another difference: Often businessmen have formal business training from college/university whereas it is less common for entrepreneurs to have formal business training.

A: Business men tend to work for a specific company in a predictable way while entrepreneurs go about making money in more varied creative ways that require a lot of risk, not usually working for an established company.

A: thanks...(:

A: An entrepreneur is someone who uses his/her own personal idea to start a business or company. A business man is someone who starts a company/business on an old idea

A: - It is better to be an entrepreneur than to work for someone else.
- It is better to be the owner of your own firm than to work under/for some random boss/supervisor.

Some more alternatives:
- It is better to run your own business than to work under other people's directions.
- It is better to be a self-employed business owner than an employee.
- It is better to work for yourself than for some random employer.
- It is better to be your own boss/master/mistress than to work for other people.

A: It’s better to be an entrepreneur and your own boss than it is to work for someone else.

A: entrepreneur

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A: It’s very hard to pronounce 😂
Practice!!! 👍🏻

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A: more information is needed.

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A: "Doing anything" is not necessarily a casual phrase in English :) This wording is very common in formal descriptions. I should confirm though. Is this an explanation about a company which helps Japanese businesses? That is how I interpreted it