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trailblazing

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trail·blaz·ing  (trlblzng)
adj.
Suggestive of one that blazes a trail; setting out in a promising new direction; pioneering or innovative: trailblazing research; a trailblazing new technique.
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trailblazing [ˈtreɪlbleɪzɪŋ]
A. ADJ → pionero
B. N trabajo o viaje etc pionero
trailblazing
adj (fig) → bahnbrechend
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