Pionero (en. Pioneer)

[pjoˈneɾo]

Meaning & Definition

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noun
Someone who is dedicated to opening new routes or territories, especially in historical contexts.
The pioneers of the American West faced many challenges.
Los pioneros del Oeste americano enfrentaron muchos desafíos.
An individual who is the first to do something or who carries out a novel activity.
The pioneer in space exploration has inspired generations.
El pionero en la exploración espacial ha inspirado a generaciones.
A person who shows leadership in a new idea or project.
That company was a pioneer in the adoption of renewable energies.
Esa empresa fue pionera en la adopción de energías renovables.

Etymology

From the French 'pionnier', which means 'the one who opens the way' or 'the one who goes ahead'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

pioneer in their field
A person who is recognized for being the first to excel in their specialty.
pionero en su campo
to be a pioneer
To act innovatively in a specific area.
ser un pionero
technological pioneer
Referring to someone who introduces advancements in technology.
pionero tecnológico

Related Words

pioneering
The act of being a pioneer; opening new routes or ideas.
pioneirismo
pioneer
A term used in English with the same meaning as 'pioneer'.
pioneer
innovation
The process of creating new ideas or methods.
innovación

Slang Meanings

Someone who always ventures into new trends.
That girl is a pioneer; she always brings the latest trends.
Esa chica es una pionera; siempre trae las últimas tendencias.
A term used to describe those who are always a step ahead in their work.
In the office, everyone says he is a pioneer for his innovative ideas.
En la oficina, todos dicen que es un pionero por sus ideas innovadoras.