nothing ventured nothing gained
1Nothing Ventured, Nothing Gained — (2007) est le nom du premier album du groupe de rock français The Elderberries. Tracklist Laying Low 3:39 Once or Twice 3:53 Running for Life 2:35 I wanna Bit 2:10 Double demons 2:22 Like a Bull 3:00 Gotta get me Good 3:32 The Little House 5:13… …
2nothing ventured, nothing gained — You can t win if you don t join in the game; if you don t participate in something, you will not achieve anything …
3nothing ventured, nothing gained — ► nothing ventured, nothing gained proverb you can t expect to achieve anything if you never take any risks. Main Entry: ↑venture …
4nothing ventured (nothing gained) — spoken phrase used for saying that it is worth trying to do something, even if success is unlikely Thesaurus: ways of encouraging or telling someone to do somethingsynonym Main entry: venture …
5nothing ventured, nothing gained — proverb you can t expect to achieve anything if you never take any risks * * * nothing ventured, nothing gained used to say that it is worth trying to do something because you might succeed even though success is not certain • • • Main Entry:… …
6nothing ventured, nothing gained — if you try nothing, you will gain nothing; go for it We ve decided to start a business. As the old saying goes, Nothing ventured, nothing gained …
7nothing ventured, nothing gained — This expression means that you cannot expect to achieve anything if you risk nothing. He s going to ask his boss for a promotion even though he has little chance of obtaining satisfaction nothing ventured, nothing gained! …
8Nothing ventured, nothing gained. — something that you say which means that it is necessary to take risks in order to achieve something. We tried to make television programmes that were new and different, and we weren t always successful, but nothing ventured, nothing gained …
9nothing ventured nothing gained — someone who doesn t try does not succeed …
10nothing venture, nothing gain — A variant of the next proverb (nothing venture, nothing have). Cf. late 14th cent. Fr. qui onques rien n’enprist riens n’achieva, he who never undertook anything never achieved anything; 1481 CAXTON Reynard (1880) xii. He that will wynne he muste …
