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pioneer in Bulgarian

pioneer in Bulgarian is пионе́р, сапьо̀р — pioneer means to be the first to develop or try something, opening the way for others.

pioneer in Bulgarian

пионе́р
noun
Pronounced: pioner
сапьо̀р
noun
Pronounced: sapyor
(military) A soldier detailed or employed to form roads, dig trenches, and make bridges, as an army advances; a sapper.

What does "pioneer" mean?

  1. verb To be the first to develop or try something, opening the way for others.
    "That chef pioneered a way of cooking that other restaurants soon copied."
  2. noun A person who is among the first to explore, settle, or develop something new.
    "She is a pioneer of online learning in her country."
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pioneer in a sentence

  • That chef pioneered a way of cooking that other restaurants soon copied.
  • She pioneered a new method of teaching remote classes.
  • She is a pioneer of online learning in her country.
  • Pioneers of flight tested their flimsy machines in open fields.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "pioneer" in Bulgarian?
"pioneer" in Bulgarian is пионе́р, сапьо̀р. pioneer means: To be the first to develop or try something, opening the way for others.
How do you pronounce пионе́р?
"pioneer" in Bulgarian is пионе́р, pronounced "pioner".
How do you use "pioneer" in a sentence?
Example: "That chef pioneered a way of cooking that other restaurants soon copied." In Bulgarian, "pioneer" is пионе́р, сапьо̀р.
Are there other ways to say "pioneer" in Bulgarian?
Yes — Bulgarian has 2 translations listed for "pioneer": пионе́р, сапьо̀р.
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