Pronunciation: /paɪəˈnɪr/
noun a person who is among the first to explore or settle a new country or area
A1 The pioneer led the group through the forest.
A2 The pioneers settled in the new land and built a community.
B1 The pioneer of modern medicine made significant advancements in healthcare.
B2 The pioneer in technology revolutionized the way we communicate.
C1 The renowned pioneer of space exploration paved the way for future missions.
C2 The legendary pioneer in the field of art created groundbreaking masterpieces.
verb to develop or be the first to use or apply a new method, area of knowledge, or activity
A1 She pioneers a new way of teaching math to young children.
A2 The company pioneers innovative technology in the healthcare industry.
B1 The scientist pioneered a groundbreaking research method that revolutionized the field of biology.
B2 The artist pioneered a unique style of painting that inspired a whole generation of artists.
C1 The entrepreneur pioneered a new business model that disrupted the traditional retail industry.
C2 The inventor pioneered a revolutionary invention that changed the way people communicate around the world.
formal The pioneer of modern medicine made groundbreaking discoveries in the field.
informal She's a real pioneer in the tech industry, always coming up with new ideas.
slang That guy is a pioneer when it comes to skateboarding tricks.
figurative As a pioneer of change, she challenged societal norms and paved the way for future generations.
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