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Meanings of vanguard (vanguards) in English
Any creative group active in the innovation and application of new concepts and techniques in a given field (especially in the arts)
Portuguese
primeiro plano The position of greatest importance or advancement; the leading position in any movement or field.
Synonyms
Examples for "van"
Examples for "van"
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As van der Delft described the situation following a visit to Kenninghall:
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It's a better business case, van Voorst said in a telephone interview.
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A van is simply too obvious; it could be followed too easily.
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Major van Niekerk called and asked me to check a possible homicide-
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Dr van Diemen yesterday said not everybody is taking the matter seriously.
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Hindemith, a rising young German of the avant-garde, was a riskier choice.
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Tells about opposition by conservatives to avant-garde members proposed for the Institute.
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It's indicative of the subtle way Holter uses her avant-garde background here.
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Australian designer Kakopieros has created avant-garde pieces using the 3-D printing process.
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His courage and physicality seem to link him to the European avant-garde.
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Broderbund's 3-D Home Architect is a good example of this new wave.
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Now, there's a new wave of reconnaissance bots being prepared for combat.
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Worse, she seeks to create an entire new wave of Treaty claims.
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Fiction has fired the imagination, leading to a new wave of research.
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A new wave of posters and stickers promoting a recently… Video, Audio
Usage of vanguards in English
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Indeed, Wells and Choi are the vanguards of a larger societal trend.
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Tall black trees stood all round him, the vanguards of the forest host.
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The press is calling us vanguards of the second wave of the British invasion.
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Fabric vanguards, shearing authorities and leaders of their design class.
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We must be the vanguards of the future.
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Harry and Dalton stopped at Gettysburg, seeing the battle of the vanguards won, and turned back.
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They are the four vanguards of the human race, marching towards the four cardinal points of progress.
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His vanguards were north of the marshes.
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On the 10th of December, Schwartzenberg was at Slonim, presenting successively vanguards towards Minsk, Nowogrodeck, and Bienitza.
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They, the vanguards of the coast.
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Here were already some of the wider spaced vanguards of that wood; but here, too, a peculiar circumstance struck him.
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But the vanguards of the overwhelming Etruscan army soon took the fort, and then, in the gallant words of Lord Macaulay's ballad,-
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The new vanguards of the single wheel focused less on making human-sized hamster balls and more on making smaller, more maneuverable personal transportation.
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Those against him he will denounce as unAmerican, as enemies of the people, and as the vanguards of foreignness and of hostile ideologies.
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Stalwarts such as Microsoft and Hewlett-Packard HPQ.N, vanguards of tech a few decades ago, are now supplanted by a generation of hot start-ups .
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The four Vanguards are scheduled to be phased out by 2032.
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Translations for vanguards
Portuguese
Catalan
Spanish
Vanguards through the time