風險 in Chinese / Japanese...

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Risk / Venture

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fēng xiǎn

風險 is the Chinese word that means risk or venture.

風險 is mostly used in the context of a business venture or the risk you might take on the stock market.

If you like to gamble on the stock market or “let it all hang out” when doing business transactions, this might be the wall scroll for you.

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Below are some entries from our dictionary that may match your 風險 search...

Characters If shown, 2nd row is Simp. Chinese	Pronunciation Romanization	Simple Dictionary Definition
風險风险 see styles	fēng xiǎn feng1 xian3 feng hsien	More info & calligraphy: Risk / Venture risk; hazard
冒風險冒风险 see styles	mào fēng xiǎn mao4 feng1 xian3 mao feng hsien	冒風險 Custom Scroll to take risks
總風險总风险 see styles	zǒng fēng xiǎn zong3 feng1 xian3 tsung feng hsien	總風險 Custom Scroll aggregate risk
高風險高风险 see styles	gāo fēng xiǎn gao1 feng1 xian3 kao feng hsien	高風險 Custom Scroll high risk
信用風險信用风险 see styles	xìn yòng fēng xiǎn xin4 yong4 feng1 xian3 hsin yung feng hsien	信用風險 Custom Scroll credit risk
投資風險投资风险 see styles	tóu zī fēng xiǎn tou2 zi1 feng1 xian3 t`ou tzu feng hsien tou tzu feng hsien	投資風險 Custom Scroll investment risk
風險估計风险估计 see styles	fēng xiǎn gū jì feng1 xian3 gu1 ji4 feng hsien ku chi	風險估計 Custom Scroll risk assessment
風險投資风险投资 see styles	fēng xiǎn tóu zī feng1 xian3 tou2 zi1 feng hsien t`ou tzu feng hsien tou tzu	風險投資 Custom Scroll venture capital investment
風險管理风险管理 see styles	fēng xiǎn guǎn lǐ feng1 xian3 guan3 li3 feng hsien kuan li	風險管理 Custom Scroll risk management
高風險區高风险区 see styles	gāo fēng xiǎn qū gao1 feng1 xian3 qu1 kao feng hsien ch`ü kao feng hsien chü	高風險區 Custom Scroll high risk area

The following table may be helpful for those studying Chinese or Japanese...

Title	Characters	Romaji (Romanized Japanese)	Various forms of Romanized Chinese
Risk Venture	風險风险		fēng xiǎn feng1 xian3 feng xian fengxian	feng hsien fenghsien
In some entries above you will see that characters have different versions above and below a line. In these cases, the characters above the line are Traditional Chinese, while the ones below are Simplified Chinese.