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Meanings of pioneer in English
Soldier tasked with engineering and construction.
Related terms
Someone who helps to open up a new line of research or technology or art.
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Examples for "pioneering"
Examples for "pioneering"
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The pioneering work was carried out by the Zoological Society of London.
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Jake was one of 13 patients given pioneering gene therapy last year.
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The UK government is leading the world with its pioneering G-cloud programme.
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Photo: SOUNZ Dorothy Buchanan is a pioneering figure in New Zealand composition.
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That trio were particularly impressed by Allardyce's innovative, pioneering use of psychology.
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Tom wasn't exactly a pioneer, but he was certainly an early settler.
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The settler brought the young fellow out dressed in his own clothes.
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He opposes the encroachments of the settler, and the building of railroads.
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To the average settler the land was the prime source of livelihood.
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The settler may have his Shakespeare; he will surely have his Bible.
Usage of pioneer in English
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The UK is a pioneer in developing offshore yuan business in Europe.
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A pioneer who won everything, simply a great player, a great person.
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As a fomenter of violence for political gain, Thackeray was a pioneer.
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If yes, then I certainly agree that Madonna is a feminist pioneer.
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Arose to pioneer shortly after accepting the Faith in Manchester in 1947.
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We have passed the inevitable stage of pioneer pillage of natural resources.
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The pioneer stared at the long blue range, cloudlike in the distance.
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Tom wasn't exactly a pioneer, but he was certainly an early settler.
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Portugal was especially fitted to be the pioneer in modern maritime exploration.
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The marquis pictured this religious pioneer in the garb of a soldier.
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Jessica Young were the first to arise to pioneer in the British
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Blackwell, in a handwritten statement, mourned the loss of a true pioneer.
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The Duchess is, moreover, a pioneer in the use of the motor-car.
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George Kalofolias, the Greek internet pioneer, put the basic dilemma well recently.
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The restless foot of the pioneer has reached and climbed the mountains.
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The newspapers have announced the arrival of the veteran pioneer of all.
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Portuguese
Pioneer through the time
Pioneer across language varieties
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Ireland
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United States of America
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