pioneer
英 [ˌpaɪəˈnɪə(r)] 美 [ˌpaɪəˈnɪr]
过去式: pioneered 过去分词: pioneered 现在分词: pioneering 第三人称单数: pioneers
pioneer基本解释
n.先锋；开拓者；先驱
v.开辟；首倡
pioneer相关例句
不及物动词
1. The Wright brothers pioneered in early aviation.
莱特兄弟是早期航空的先驱。
名词
1. His grandfather was one of the pioneers of flying.
他的外祖父是飞行的先驱者之一。
2. They were the pioneers of the American West.
他们是美国西部的开拓者。
pioneer词典解释
1.先驱；先锋；创始人；倡导者
Someone who is referred to as apioneer in a particular area of activity is one of the first people to be involved in it and develop it.
e.g. ...one of the leading pioneers of British photo journalism...
英国新闻摄影界的领军人物之一
e.g. What they lacked in speed thosepioneer pilots made up for by flying only a few feet above the ground.
那些飞行员先驱通过离地仅几英尺的低空飞行，弥补了飞行速度的不足。
2.开创；倡导
Someone whopioneers a new activity, invention, or process is one of the first people to do it.
e.g. ...Professor Alec Jeffreys, who invented and pioneered DNA tests...
发明和倡导DNA检测的亚历克·杰弗里斯教授
e.g. The campaigns are part of American-style innovations being pioneered by the new universities.
这些运动是几所新建大学倡导的美式创新的一部分。
3.拓荒者；开拓者；开发者
Pioneers are people who leave their own country or the place where they were living, and go and live in a place that has not been lived in before.
e.g. ...abandoned settlements of early European pioneers.
已废弃的早期欧洲拓荒者的定居点
pioneer英英释义
noun
1.one the first colonists or settlers in a new territory
e.g. they went west as pioneers with only the possessions they could carry with them
2.someone who helps to open up a new line of research or technology or art
Synonym: innovatortrailblazergroundbreaker
verb
1.open up and explore a new area
e.g. pioneer space
2.take the lead or initiative in
participate in the development of
e.g. This South African surgeon pioneered heart transplants
Synonym: initiate
3.open up an area or prepare a way
e.g. She pioneered a graduate program for women students
Synonym: open up
