1.拓荒者,开辟者;提倡者;先锋,先驱
2.【军】轻工兵
3.【生】先驱生物
1.开辟,开垦,开(路等);提倡,做(...的)先锋
1.one of the first people to travel to a new country and start living there, especially one of the first Europeans to start living in North America
2.one of the first people to do something important that is later continued and developed by other people
1.to be a pioneer doing something for the first time
1.But there was one treatment, which actually had been pioneered at the Hartford hospital in the early 1940s, and you can imagine what it was.
但是有一个方法，这个方法在19世纪40年代曾经在Hartford医院率先使用过，你可以想象这是什么方法。
2.At Ford, the human-resources department has pioneered a scheme to provide up-to-the-minute information to employees about pay and benefits.
在福特公司，人力资源部率先制定了一项计划，为员工提供有关薪水和津贴的最新信息。
3.It appears to be a relatively new innovation, pioneered by a few inpiduals and finally catching on.
似乎这是一种较新的新方法，由一些个体开辟并最终变得流行。
4.Late emperor did not complete the cause pioneered by half, but midway died.
先帝开创的事业没有完成一半，却中途去世了。
5.At the bank, the professor pioneered the use of mathematics in pursuit of money.
在高盛，这位教授开拓性地利用数学原理去追求利润。
6.China's environmentalists are becoming masters at the name-and-shame tactics pioneered by western non-governmental organizations.
国环保人士正开始掌握西方非政府组织首倡的点名曝光策略。
7.The president of Harvard pioneered the elective system, by which students were able to choose their own courses of study.
哈佛大学的校长率先推出选课制度，这样学生们就能选择自己的专业。
8.It's part of a class of drug known as angiogenesis inhibitors pioneered by the late Dr.
它的组成部分的一类药物称为血管生成抑制剂首创由已故医生犹大福克曼的波士顿儿童医院的。
9.It seems far away from the grubby manufacturing that Derby has pioneered since the dawn of the industrial revolution.
这看起来和自工业革命初期以来就在德比兴盛的脏乱的制造业工厂相去甚远。
10.Sex reassignment surgery was being pioneered in Germany and Einar had his surgery during the early days of the procedure.
变性手术在德国比较先进，艾娜在早些时候就已经接受了部分手术。