trailblazer
ಟ್ರೈಲ್ಬ್ಲೇಜರ್
definition
noun
He embarks on the four-day drive from Massachusetts to Cheyenne as if to emulate the trailblazers of the frontier.
a person who makes a new track through wild country.
example
Every place she's been, she's been a 'trailblazer' , a pioneer.
Pope John Paul II was a 'trailblazer' in many areas.
he was a 'trailblazer' for many ideas that are now standard fare
In the inner canyon George became an explorer, a 'trailblazer' , a survivor.
The school, which has been a 'trailblazer' in organising such horse shows, continues to encourage innovative activities that help build a strong individual.
It is great for us to be a 'trailblazer' in such an important development for children.
A 'trailblazer' all her life, she is unperturbed when it comes to speaking her mind on controversial issues regarding life and love.
He's been called a pioneer, a 'trailblazer' , and a legend.
he was a 'trailblazer' for many ideas that are now standard fare
The UK's original 'trailblazer' for digital photo printing is still, in our opinion, the leader of the pack - despite increasing competition.
Diane is also a bit of a 'trailblazer' and innovator.
Now, nearly 40 years after a fatal drug overdose, a dizzyingly complete six-CD collection of his 'trailblazing' routines has been released.
These 'trailblazers' fought for the freedoms relished in every modern Western university today.
Silent film has become all but invisible, wiped clean from the collective memory by sheer neglect, and yet it is a world of giants, 'trailblazing' pioneers and hidden delights.
Today a few 'trailblazing' hospitals in India are in the process of developing tailor made, cost effective specific telemedicine solutions.
Some look upon the women as 'trailblazers' in a forbidden area, while many others hold them in disdain because of their frivolous character.
We've been 'trailblazers' before, and we're going to break new ground again.
The problem, which is a blessing and a curse, is that this industry has an abundance of relatively young and inexperienced 'trailblazers' .
Those brave souls on Columbia were 'trailblazers' for us all.
The women mentioned here are 'trailblazers' not aiming for a mainstream audience.
But now, 40 years later, the respective legacies of these 'trailblazers' have been unfairly forgotten; they've been reduced to mere whispered legend amongst archivists and senior staff members.
He embarks on the four-day drive from Massachusetts to Cheyenne as if to emulate the 'trailblazers' of the frontier.
Tonight, they're 'trailblazers' and policy makers, partisans searching for common ground.
He cites the government-commissioned exploits of Columbus and Drake as imperative 'trailblazers' prior to the opening of commercial traffic, but it is here that the analogy falls apart.
Mentoring is part of our role as pioneers and 'trailblazers' … but you have to make sure you have the time to do your primary work.
Researchers, schoolchildren and tourists are among those flocking to see the site, which Livingstone used as his base for his anti-slavery campaigns and 'trailblazing' expeditions.
Hunger strikers no longer feel obliged to duplicate the gravitas of such famous 'trailblazers' as the suffragettes and Gandhi.
Most of the artistic terrain here has been mapped out by the 'trailblazers' of past generations, yet these contemporary artists seem satisfied to meekly follow along this well-worn path.
For art historians, this challenging work will offer an alternative to a history of Modern art which is all-too-often peopled with heroic 'trailblazers' and lovable rogues.
I look forward to more great work by this 'trailblazing' group.
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