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bahnbrechend adj 1. GEN, IND ground-breaking, groundbreaking, epoch-making, pioneering, innovative, epochal, at the forefront, (infrml) trailblazing; 2. V&M cutting edge (e.g. cutting edge technology) • bahnbrechend wirken GEN, IND pioneer* * *adj <Geschäft, Ind> epoch-making, pioneering, trailblazing infrml, at the forefront ■ bahnbrechend wirken <Geschäft, Ind> pioneer* * *bahnbrechend
epoch-making, trail-blazing;
• bahnbrechend sein (wirken) to do pioneer work, to pioneer, to blaze a trail. -
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Neuland
new territory (ground, frontier), virgin soil (US);
• Neuland betreten to enter unchartered seas, to break new ground;
• Neuland erschließen (eröffnen) to reclaim soil, to be groundbreaking;
• Neuland kultivieren to reclaim soil, to improve virgin land (US);
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3 Neuland erschließen (eröffnen)
Neuland erschließen (eröffnen)
to reclaim soil, to be groundbreakingBusiness german-english dictionary > Neuland erschließen (eröffnen)
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mArchitektur & Tragwerksplanung groundbreaking -
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