trailblazer in Japanese
trailblazer in Japanese is 先駆者 — trailblazer means a person who is the first to do something important, opening the way for others to follow.
trailblazer in Japanese
先駆者
Pronounced: senkusha
What does "trailblazer" mean?
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noun A person who is the first to do something important, opening the way for others to follow.
"She was a trailblazer for women in orchestral conducting."
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noun A person who marks or cuts a path through wild country for others to follow.
"Trailblazers went ahead of the wagons to mark the route."
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trailblazer in a sentence
- She was a trailblazer for women in orchestral conducting.
- The company was a trailblazer in cheap solar storage.
- Trailblazers went ahead of the wagons to mark the route.
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What is "trailblazer" in Japanese?
"trailblazer" in Japanese is 先駆者. trailblazer means: A person who is the first to do something important, opening the way for others to follow.
How do you pronounce 先駆者?
"trailblazer" in Japanese is 先駆者, pronounced "senkusha".
How do you use "trailblazer" in a sentence?
Example: "She was a trailblazer for women in orchestral conducting." In Japanese, "trailblazer" is 先駆者.
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