Entrepreneurial Ventures

verb to take advantage of or make the most of a situation or opportunity

preposition a word that shows the relationship between a noun (or pronoun) and other words in a sentence

• The company was able to capitalize on the new market trends and increase their profits.
• I think we should capitalize on the holiday sales and buy some new gadgets.
• Let's capitalize on the nice weather and go for a hike this weekend.
• She knew she had to capitalize on her strengths in order to succeed in the competition.

noun initiative and resourcefulness

• The enterprise is focused on expanding its market share through strategic partnerships.
• Our enterprise is launching a new product line next month.
• The enterprise is all about making that money.
• The enterprise is a well-oiled machine, with everyone working together towards a common goal.

noun the act or process of making money

adjective relating to or involved in making money

• Investing in the stock market can be a moneymaking opportunity if done wisely.
• She's always looking for new moneymaking schemes to try out.
• I heard about a moneymaking gig that pays really well.
• His talent for writing turned out to be a moneymaking machine.

noun A place where customers can enjoy a variety of cereals as a meal or snack

• The cereal cafe offers a wide variety of cereals from different brands for customers to enjoy.
• Let's meet up at the cereal cafe for breakfast tomorrow!
• I heard that new cereal cafe is lit, we should check it out.
• The cereal cafe is like a playground for cereal lovers, with so many options to choose from.