英:[ˌpaɪəˈnɪə(r)]
美:[ˌpaɪəˈnɪr]
英:[ˌpaɪəˈnɪə(r)]
美:[ˌpaɪəˈnɪr]
pi·o·neer
paI nir
复数:pioneers
第三人称单数:pioneers
现在分词:pioneering
过去式:pioneered
过去分词:pioneered
noun
someone who explores or goes to live in a place previously unexplored or uninhabited by many of his or her culture.Many of the early pioneers of America traveled in covered wagons over mountainous terrain.
a person, organization, or the like that is among the first in anything.The eminent professor was a pioneer in genetic research.The United States and the Soviet Union were pioneers in space exploration.
intransitive verb
to explore or settle new territory, or to be among the earliest in some new enterprise, research, or the like.Susan B. Anthony pioneered in the fight for women's rights.
transitive verb
to make contributions to the beginnings or early development of.She pioneered the study of radioactivity.
to explore, go to live in, or contribute to the development of (a sparsely populated region).
adjective
of, concerning, or typical of a person or people who go to live in sparsely populated regions, innovate, or explore.
new and daring; innovative.a pioneer manufacturing process
young pioneer少先队员
pioneer park创业园
pioneer plant先锋植物
1520年代,“步兵队伍中的一员,配备挖掘和切割设备,为军队开路”,源自法语 pionnier “步兵,军事先锋”,源自古法语 paonier “步兵”(11世纪),扩展形式为 peon(见 pawn(n.2))。比喻意义上的“第一位或早期探险家,先行者或第一位做某事的人”始于大约1600年。相关词汇: Pioneers。
先锋[物]种
Noun borrowed from Middle French pionnier "worker employed on field fortifications who accompanies an army," going back to Old French peonier, pionier "foot soldier, laborer tasked with excavation," from peon, pion "foot soldier" + -ier -eer — more at pawn >entry 1 Verb derivative of pioneer >entry 1 Adjective from attributive use of pioneer >entry 1
The first known use of pioneer was in 1523
piousadjective
having or showing love for deity : devout
displaying great loyalty to a person or thing (as a family, custom, or philosophy)
marked by a false show of goodness
a pious fraud
deserving praise : worthy
a pious effort
piousadjective
having or showing love for deity : devout
displaying great loyalty to a person or thing (as a family, custom, or philosophy)
marked by a false show of goodness
a pious fraud
deserving praise : worthy
a pious effort
pioneer1 of 2noun
a person or group that explores new areas of thought or activity
pioneers of American medicine
one of the first to settle in an area : colonist
pioneer2 of 2verb
to act as a pioneer
to open or prepare for others to followespecially: settle entry 2 sense 2a
to begin or take part in the development of something new
pioneer1 of 2noun
a person or group that explores new areas of thought or activity
pioneers of American medicine
one of the first to settle in an area : colonist
pioneer2 of 2verb
to act as a pioneer
to open or prepare for others to followespecially: settle entry 2 sense 2a
to begin or take part in the development of something new
pioneer1 of 2noun
a person or group that explores new areas of thought or activity
pioneers of American medicine
one of the first to settle in an area : colonist
pioneer2 of 2verb
to act as a pioneer
to open or prepare for others to followespecially: settle entry 2 sense 2a
to begin or take part in the development of something new
pioneer1 of 2noun
a person or group that explores new areas of thought or activity
pioneers of American medicine
one of the first to settle in an area : colonist
pioneer2 of 2verb
to act as a pioneer
to open or prepare for others to followespecially: settle entry 2 sense 2a
to begin or take part in the development of something new
1 He a pioneer in heart transplant operations.
他是心脏移植手术的开创者.
2 Not only had Foaly built their communications network from scratch, but he was also a pioneer in the field of flare prediction.
3 The reason why they are important in art history is because they are pioneers.
他们之所以在美术史上重要因为他们是开拓者.
4 The Implications of Ecological Ethics in Willa Cather's O Pioneers! "
论文标题:薇拉·凯瑟《啊,拓荒者! 》 的生态伦理意蕴.
5 The following morning they received honorary doctor of science degrees for their pioneering spirit.
6 In the conventional picture, pioneers first built a village, and when it prospered, they set up a temple in the middle.
7 We will be present at the music pioneer billboard ceremony today.
今天我们要参加音乐先锋榜的颁奖典礼哦!
8 Zhang Kangkang a pioneer in her times, and a numen of spirit homeland as well.
张抗抗不仅是时代精神的开拓者, 而且是精神家园的守护者.
9 But I sometimes imagine that he merely slipped during a courageous and pioneering venture in observational geophysics.
10 Lonnie Thompson is a pioneer of ice core drilling and an expert on the Himalayan glaciers.
朗尼?汤普森是冰核钻探领域的开拓者,也是研究喜马拉雅冰川的专家.
11 Although it grew out of swing and the pioneering electric guitar figures of Charlie Christian, early rock and roll announced its intention to go light on improvisation and heavy on rhythm guitar.
12 “There appeared to be no ‘pecking order,’ nobody really in command—not even Stan Livingston, the pioneer member of the crew and undoubtedly the most experienced operator,” she recalled.
13 Ralph Waldo Emerson. A literary pioneer.
拉尔夫·瓦尔多·爱默生,一个文学先驱。
14 “It was pioneer days,” Jean Paul, who founded the Getty Oil Company, later recalled.
15 a new technique pioneered by surgeons in a London hospital
由伦敦一家医院外科医生开发使用的新技术
16 The Pilgrim Fathers were pioneers.
移民鼻祖是拓荒者.
17 Like now: he was imagining that he was a pioneer, the first person ever to hike this hill.
18 Immigration. affirmative action, multilingualism, ethnic diversity—my state of California was among the pioneers of these controversial policies and is now pioneering a backlash against them.
19 a computer pioneer
计算机方面的先驱
20 He became a pioneer in modern urban planning.
1 开路者
2 探索者
3 开
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5 先锋
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6 开创
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9 倡导者
advocate exponent prophet progressive apostle exponent animateur progressionist exponential advocate trumpeter standard-bearer
12 创始人
father grandfather progenitor trailblazer initiator father patriarch trailblazer author originator initiator progenitor starter trailbreaker
13 探险者
14 开拓
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17 提倡
championship favor favour promote advance tap advocate preach broach promotion advocacy advocation lead the dance
18 先锋的
19 先驱
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20 开拓者
Pathfinder settler trailblazer cultivator pathbreaker pathfinder groundbreaker Voortrekker trailbreaker
21 开路
22 初期的
initial initiate infant crude primitive embryo youthful embryonic infantile Germinal inchoate embryonal embryotic
23 当先锋
24 初期
initial initiate infant crude primitive embryo youthful embryonic infantile Germinal inchoate embryonal embryotic incunabula inchoation morning spring youth prime aftermath infancy springtime forepart cubhood
25 创办
26 作先锋
28 开垦
cultural tame break pen clearing reclaim cultivation reclamation thwaite assart open clear cultivate
29 率先
31 先驱者
van ancestor progenitor torchbearer trailblazer vaunt-courier messenger herald precursor forerunner trailbreaker
34 创办者
35 先驱的