起き業ぎょう

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JLPTN1Freq.FrequencyTop 10,000

起業する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

starting a business; entrepreneurship

Refers to the act of founding a new company or venture. Often used in formal or business contexts.

〈人ひと〉が起き業ぎょうするfor someone to start a business
彼かれは30歳さいで起き業ぎょうした。
He started his own business at 30.
起き業ぎょうを目め指ざすto aim to start a business
大だい学がく在ざい学がく中ちゅうから起き業ぎょうを目め指ざしていた。
She had been aiming to start a business since her college years.
起き業ぎょうに挑ちょう戦せんするto take on the challenge of starting a business
会かい社しゃを辞やめて起き業ぎょうに挑ちょう戦せんすることにした。
I decided to quit my job and take on the challenge of starting a business.
起き業ぎょうを支し援えんするto support (someone in) starting a business
この団だん体たいは若わか者ものの起き業ぎょうを支し援えんしている。
This organization supports young people who want to start businesses.

創そう業ぎょう
起業 refers to the act of launching a new venture, while 創業 emphasizes founding a company with a sense of its lasting history.
開かい業ぎょう
起業 covers creating any new business broadly, whereas 開業 specifically means opening a business (like a shop or clinic) to the public.

廃はい業ぎょう
起業 means starting a business, while 廃業 means shutting one down for good.

企き業ぎょうN3
起業 (act of starting a business) and 企業 (a company/enterprise, the noun for the business entity itself) are pronounced identically but mean different things.
ベンチャー
起業 means the act of starting a business, whereas ベンチャー refers to the risky business or startup company itself, not the act of founding it.

Compound of 起 (ki, 'to rise, start') and 業 (gyō, 'business, industry'). The reading きぎょう is a standard on'yomi combination.