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pioneer English

Meaning pioneer meaning

What does pioneer mean?
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pioneer Noun

— A pioneer is the first to go somewhere.

pioneer Verb

— If something pioneers something, they explore it or act as a pioneer.

pioneer

— verb (= open up) open up an area or prepare a way She pioneered a graduate program for women students — noun one the first colonists or settlers in a new territory they went west as pioneers with only the possessions they could carry with them — noun someone who helps to open up a new line of research or technology or art — verb open up and explore a new area pioneer space — verb take the lead or initiative in; participate in the development of This South African surgeon pioneered heart transplants

Synonyms pioneer synonyms

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pioneer English » English

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Topics pioneer topics

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Conjugation pioneer conjugation

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pioneer · verb

Examples pioneer examples

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Simple sentences

He is what we call a pioneer.
He was a pioneer in this field.
She was a pioneer in this field.
Pioneer 11 flew past Saturn and its moon Titan in 1979 during which the first close-up images of that planet and its rings were radioed to Earth.
He is a pioneer in this field.

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You probably thought Jethro tull, the english agricultural pioneer, invented the seed drill.
It's a tough proposition, girl, this pioneer life in the savage wilderness.
Are you still determined to be a sturdy pioneer?
I know you were a pioneer once, but what are you now?
Lady Agatha D'Ascoyne was a pioneer in the campaign for women's suffrage.
Do you think you could forego being a pioneer resident of the guardhouse long enough to assist him?
Ah, you lack the spirit of the pioneer, Dr Gerard.
Well, anyhow, I hired Mr. Krubechoff here to put me up some kind of a statue something that'll stand for the Oklahoma pioneer.
We all decided, the whole committee that nobody stood for the spirit of the pioneer like you did.
And that's what you want to symbolize, the spirit of the pioneer, with me?
And, uh, most of all. You were looking for the spirit of the pioneer.
That's pioneer stock.
And then, with the westward march of our nation, came the pioneer and the buffalo hunter, the adventurous and the bold.
Claiming to be a pioneer of such socialistic songs.
It's a tough proposition, girl, this pioneer life in a savage wilderness.
You know, with all this attention, I'm beginning to appreciate. the advantages of being a pioneer woman.
But suppose I have other plans? I might decide to become a pioneer woman at that.
Don't you think I could become a pioneer woman?
I'm sorry we have to say good-bye, but Dad isn't in favor of my becoming a pioneer woman.
It's what they call a pioneer's cap.
The city folks saw for themselves the true pioneer spirit of the West.
As you know, this agency had the foresight to pioneer the singing commercial, and in so doing, raised the level of musical culture in the American home.
As for its lack of atmosphere and water, I don't expect that to deter those of you with a real pioneer spirit.
I think so, but my father was a white pioneer.
And the pioneer motorist bought his petrol from the chemist.
Then one day in my office, Frank Lubner was there a pioneer in the industry, Smiley Coy I drank a light scotch and soda, and I began to cry.
From a Pioneer camp.
Don't look like that. I'm already a Pioneer leader.
Printing pioneer Ivan Fyodorov.
I see you're a Pioneer.
And even if this will be your last day know that you've been a pioneer of a new science..
You see, no one marries a pioneer's son.
The Robinson family was selected from more than 2 million volunteers for its unique balance of scientific achievement, emotional stability and pioneer resourcefulness.
I want to pioneer the art of touching.
I want to work with you to pioneer the art of touching.
A true pioneer.
I won't do it again, my pioneer word of honour!
A pioneer!

News and current affairs

For example, in 1972, scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, including computer pioneer Jay Forrester, published The Limits to Growth.
Lee was the pioneer of capitalism with an iron fist.
India's Unique Identification Number project, under the capable stewardship of information-technology pioneer Nandan Nilekani, will enable access to government, banking, and insurance services at the grass-roots level.
With the passing of time and the transformation of Israel from a small pioneer state to a regional superpower, Israel's image became blurred and progressively negative, while sympathy for the Palestinian cause spread, despite Palestinian terrorism.
England was a pioneer in industrialization, and was deeply shocked by the presumption of newcomers who soon entered the same stage.
These include the Jaish-e-Muhammad, considered to be the pioneer of suicide bombings in the region.
Bentham was thus a pioneer of an area of science that has made considerable progress in recent years.
Denmark is a pioneer in commercial wind power and produces half of the world's wind turbines.
So, as Al Jazeera moves into media adolescence, it must begin to think about how it can become a social pioneer in the Arab and Islamic world.
Fifty years ago, Norbert Wiener of MIT, a great 20th century mathematician and pioneer of computer science, warned of the threat that computers posed to jobs.
The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee has often been presented as a pioneer in making monetary policy transparent.
Being a pioneer is hardly a guarantee of riches.
South Korea's strongman, Park Chung-hee, current President Park Geun-hye's father, was in many ways a pioneer of the type of society that we now see in China and Russia.
In this, China is a both pioneer and a developmental curiosity.
Blanchard is a pioneer in the economics of public debt.
As Padraic White, a pioneer in this field who headed the Irish Industrial Development Agency (IDA-Ireland) from 1980 to 1990 argues, FDI promotion requires imagination and the ability to think innovatively.
British policy turned India into a pioneer of Third World industrialization, with an economy increasingly based on domestic capital and entrepreneurship combined with imported technology.

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