Definition of pioneering in English:

pioneering

adjective pʌɪəˈnɪərɪŋˌpaɪəˈnɪrɪŋ

Involving new ideas or methods.
his pioneering work on consciousness
Example sentencesExamples
- The pioneering ideas of people such as Lev Vygotsky and Pyotr Anokhin are completely lost now.
- In 1974, the state of Washington conducted a pioneering study of wage inequities in its civil service.
- Our operational focus is to build upon the company's pioneering methods of distribution.
- More pioneering genres were undertaken as a result of social and political vicissitudes.
- What explains the sudden popularity of novels set in our pioneering past?
- Cancer patients in the district could be among the first in the country to trial a pioneering treatment for a rare form of the disease.
- Kelso are no strangers to the pioneering spirit, laying persuasive claim to being the nation's oldest club.
- The pioneering study here was conducted almost forty years ago.
- Sometimes a game has a superb art style and other times it has pioneering technology.
- But it was the video program that showcased pioneering experiments since the advent of digital editing.
- The Chawton Estate, once owned by Jane Austen's brother Edward, has become a pioneering archive and study centre for early English women's writing.
- Very clever idea and a pioneering effort for a small, impoverished political zine.
- It doesn't look like anyone's idea of pioneering agriculture.
- Researchers at the University of Bradford hope to make life easier for dementia sufferers and their carers through a pioneering study.
- Before their pioneering research the method by which information was passed down from parent to child was completely unknown.
- Vijayan is known for building teams that have engaged in pioneering studies on molecular biophysics in different parts of the country.
- Of far greater interest are paintings which record individual pioneering endeavour, exploration, or bushrangers.
- A pioneering work experience scheme is making it easier for Bradford youngsters to get a career in the health service.
- Many of his pioneering ideas and initiatives were later taken up by others and he rarely got the credit he deserved.
- The work at the Farmer Memorial Unit has been hailed nationally for its pioneering methods.
Synonyms
unusual, irregular, unorthodox, unfamiliar, uncommon, uncustomary, unwonted, rare, out of the ordinary, atypical, singular, distinctive, individual, individualistic, free-spirited, alternative, different

Definition of pioneering in US English:

pioneering

adjectiveˌpīəˈniriNGˌpaɪəˈnɪrɪŋ

Involving new ideas or methods.
his pioneering work on consciousness
Example sentencesExamples
- Our operational focus is to build upon the company's pioneering methods of distribution.
- What explains the sudden popularity of novels set in our pioneering past?
- The pioneering study here was conducted almost forty years ago.
- The Chawton Estate, once owned by Jane Austen's brother Edward, has become a pioneering archive and study centre for early English women's writing.
- The pioneering ideas of people such as Lev Vygotsky and Pyotr Anokhin are completely lost now.
- Of far greater interest are paintings which record individual pioneering endeavour, exploration, or bushrangers.
- Kelso are no strangers to the pioneering spirit, laying persuasive claim to being the nation's oldest club.
- But it was the video program that showcased pioneering experiments since the advent of digital editing.
- Cancer patients in the district could be among the first in the country to trial a pioneering treatment for a rare form of the disease.
- More pioneering genres were undertaken as a result of social and political vicissitudes.
- Very clever idea and a pioneering effort for a small, impoverished political zine.
- Sometimes a game has a superb art style and other times it has pioneering technology.
- Many of his pioneering ideas and initiatives were later taken up by others and he rarely got the credit he deserved.
- Before their pioneering research the method by which information was passed down from parent to child was completely unknown.
- It doesn't look like anyone's idea of pioneering agriculture.
- In 1974, the state of Washington conducted a pioneering study of wage inequities in its civil service.
- A pioneering work experience scheme is making it easier for Bradford youngsters to get a career in the health service.
- Researchers at the University of Bradford hope to make life easier for dementia sufferers and their carers through a pioneering study.
- Vijayan is known for building teams that have engaged in pioneering studies on molecular biophysics in different parts of the country.
- The work at the Farmer Memorial Unit has been hailed nationally for its pioneering methods.
Synonyms
unusual, irregular, unorthodox, unfamiliar, uncommon, uncustomary, unwonted, rare, out of the ordinary, atypical, singular, distinctive, individual, individualistic, free-spirited, alternative, different

单词	pioneering
释义	Definition of pioneering in English: pioneering adjective pʌɪəˈnɪərɪŋˌpaɪəˈnɪrɪŋ Involving new ideas or methods. his pioneering work on consciousness Example sentencesExamples The pioneering ideas of people such as Lev Vygotsky and Pyotr Anokhin are completely lost now. In 1974, the state of Washington conducted a pioneering study of wage inequities in its civil service. Our operational focus is to build upon the company's pioneering methods of distribution. More pioneering genres were undertaken as a result of social and political vicissitudes. What explains the sudden popularity of novels set in our pioneering past? Cancer patients in the district could be among the first in the country to trial a pioneering treatment for a rare form of the disease. Kelso are no strangers to the pioneering spirit, laying persuasive claim to being the nation's oldest club. The pioneering study here was conducted almost forty years ago. Sometimes a game has a superb art style and other times it has pioneering technology. But it was the video program that showcased pioneering experiments since the advent of digital editing. The Chawton Estate, once owned by Jane Austen's brother Edward, has become a pioneering archive and study centre for early English women's writing. Very clever idea and a pioneering effort for a small, impoverished political zine. It doesn't look like anyone's idea of pioneering agriculture. Researchers at the University of Bradford hope to make life easier for dementia sufferers and their carers through a pioneering study. Before their pioneering research the method by which information was passed down from parent to child was completely unknown. Vijayan is known for building teams that have engaged in pioneering studies on molecular biophysics in different parts of the country. Of far greater interest are paintings which record individual pioneering endeavour, exploration, or bushrangers. A pioneering work experience scheme is making it easier for Bradford youngsters to get a career in the health service. Many of his pioneering ideas and initiatives were later taken up by others and he rarely got the credit he deserved. The work at the Farmer Memorial Unit has been hailed nationally for its pioneering methods. Synonyms unusual, irregular, unorthodox, unfamiliar, uncommon, uncustomary, unwonted, rare, out of the ordinary, atypical, singular, distinctive, individual, individualistic, free-spirited, alternative, different Definition of pioneering in US English: pioneering adjectiveˌpīəˈniriNGˌpaɪəˈnɪrɪŋ Involving new ideas or methods. his pioneering work on consciousness Example sentencesExamples Our operational focus is to build upon the company's pioneering methods of distribution. What explains the sudden popularity of novels set in our pioneering past? The pioneering study here was conducted almost forty years ago. The Chawton Estate, once owned by Jane Austen's brother Edward, has become a pioneering archive and study centre for early English women's writing. The pioneering ideas of people such as Lev Vygotsky and Pyotr Anokhin are completely lost now. Of far greater interest are paintings which record individual pioneering endeavour, exploration, or bushrangers. Kelso are no strangers to the pioneering spirit, laying persuasive claim to being the nation's oldest club. But it was the video program that showcased pioneering experiments since the advent of digital editing. Cancer patients in the district could be among the first in the country to trial a pioneering treatment for a rare form of the disease. More pioneering genres were undertaken as a result of social and political vicissitudes. Very clever idea and a pioneering effort for a small, impoverished political zine. Sometimes a game has a superb art style and other times it has pioneering technology. Many of his pioneering ideas and initiatives were later taken up by others and he rarely got the credit he deserved. Before their pioneering research the method by which information was passed down from parent to child was completely unknown. It doesn't look like anyone's idea of pioneering agriculture. In 1974, the state of Washington conducted a pioneering study of wage inequities in its civil service. A pioneering work experience scheme is making it easier for Bradford youngsters to get a career in the health service. Researchers at the University of Bradford hope to make life easier for dementia sufferers and their carers through a pioneering study. Vijayan is known for building teams that have engaged in pioneering studies on molecular biophysics in different parts of the country. The work at the Farmer Memorial Unit has been hailed nationally for its pioneering methods. Synonyms unusual, irregular, unorthodox, unfamiliar, uncommon, uncustomary, unwonted, rare, out of the ordinary, atypical, singular, distinctive, individual, individualistic, free-spirited, alternative, different
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