Definition of groundbreaking in English:

groundbreaking

adjectiveˈɡraʊn(d)breɪkɪŋˈɡraʊndˌbreɪkɪŋ

Innovative; pioneering.
groundbreaking research into fertility problems
Example sentencesExamples
- Granted, good history need not always be based on groundbreaking research.
- They have to put up with some shoddy sequels to groundbreaking originals.
- What about all the fantastic, groundbreaking, original music out there you'll never get to hear?
- It isn't actually all that profound or groundbreaking as music videos go, but it just takes me to such happy places.
- The world premiere of a groundbreaking new Celtic stage spectacular is to be staged in Killarney at the weekend.
- We expect to debut the surprising research from this groundbreaking study at the end of July.
- Here, the notion of a groundbreaking or experimental pop single seems oxymoronic.
- Some disciplines are pioneering groundbreaking research on ethical behaviour.
- His groundbreaking research is helping us to understand how cells work.
- I think I really need to emphasize just how groundbreaking that is for me.
- Who would present this groundbreaking initiative to a despairing public?
- And occasionally they would throw some groundbreaking storytelling or visual techniques at you.
- The stars come out on Broadway to celebrate this powerful and groundbreaking story.
- Compared to the student hops and ‘shiny’ discos of the past, this was groundbreaking stuff for us.
- Professors have been grown to do one thing well and that is groundbreaking research.
- When he finds what seems to be a groundbreaking mathematical proof, the question of its origin drives the plot.
- It is the first time such a groundbreaking project, which will offer a range of services under one roof, has been launched in the borough.
- The bleak but groundbreaking Irish playwright was obsessive about how his works should be presented.
- It even seems appropriate to a period when radical, groundbreaking American theatre was at its peak.
- In conclusion, it isn't particularly novel or groundbreaking, but it works.

Derivatives

groundbreaker

nounˈɡraʊn(d)breɪkəˈɡraʊndˌbreɪkər

Stuffed with straw - in the walls, in the foundation, and, under the original plans, in the attic - it was billed as a groundbreaker in sustainable and affordable housing.
Example sentencesExamples
- Overall, though, this set is no groundbreaker.
- She's an innovator, a groundbreaker and she's the best in her field.
- You know, I certainly look to the women who were here before I was here, women who were groundbreakers.
- They're the groundbreakers and the pathfinders.

Definition of groundbreaking in US English:

groundbreaking

adjectiveˈɡraʊndˌbreɪkɪŋˈɡroundˌbrākiNG

Breaking new ground; innovative; pioneering.
groundbreaking research into fertility problems
Example sentencesExamples
- It even seems appropriate to a period when radical, groundbreaking American theatre was at its peak.
- Here, the notion of a groundbreaking or experimental pop single seems oxymoronic.
- They have to put up with some shoddy sequels to groundbreaking originals.
- Who would present this groundbreaking initiative to a despairing public?
- His groundbreaking research is helping us to understand how cells work.
- The world premiere of a groundbreaking new Celtic stage spectacular is to be staged in Killarney at the weekend.
- I think I really need to emphasize just how groundbreaking that is for me.
- In conclusion, it isn't particularly novel or groundbreaking, but it works.
- It is the first time such a groundbreaking project, which will offer a range of services under one roof, has been launched in the borough.
- And occasionally they would throw some groundbreaking storytelling or visual techniques at you.
- When he finds what seems to be a groundbreaking mathematical proof, the question of its origin drives the plot.
- Compared to the student hops and ‘shiny’ discos of the past, this was groundbreaking stuff for us.
- The bleak but groundbreaking Irish playwright was obsessive about how his works should be presented.
- We expect to debut the surprising research from this groundbreaking study at the end of July.
- Granted, good history need not always be based on groundbreaking research.
- It isn't actually all that profound or groundbreaking as music videos go, but it just takes me to such happy places.
- Professors have been grown to do one thing well and that is groundbreaking research.
- Some disciplines are pioneering groundbreaking research on ethical behaviour.
- The stars come out on Broadway to celebrate this powerful and groundbreaking story.
- What about all the fantastic, groundbreaking, original music out there you'll never get to hear?

单词	groundbreaking
释义	Definition of groundbreaking in English: groundbreaking adjectiveˈɡraʊn(d)breɪkɪŋˈɡraʊndˌbreɪkɪŋ Innovative; pioneering. groundbreaking research into fertility problems Example sentencesExamples Granted, good history need not always be based on groundbreaking research. They have to put up with some shoddy sequels to groundbreaking originals. What about all the fantastic, groundbreaking, original music out there you'll never get to hear? It isn't actually all that profound or groundbreaking as music videos go, but it just takes me to such happy places. The world premiere of a groundbreaking new Celtic stage spectacular is to be staged in Killarney at the weekend. We expect to debut the surprising research from this groundbreaking study at the end of July. Here, the notion of a groundbreaking or experimental pop single seems oxymoronic. Some disciplines are pioneering groundbreaking research on ethical behaviour. His groundbreaking research is helping us to understand how cells work. I think I really need to emphasize just how groundbreaking that is for me. Who would present this groundbreaking initiative to a despairing public? And occasionally they would throw some groundbreaking storytelling or visual techniques at you. The stars come out on Broadway to celebrate this powerful and groundbreaking story. Compared to the student hops and ‘shiny’ discos of the past, this was groundbreaking stuff for us. Professors have been grown to do one thing well and that is groundbreaking research. When he finds what seems to be a groundbreaking mathematical proof, the question of its origin drives the plot. It is the first time such a groundbreaking project, which will offer a range of services under one roof, has been launched in the borough. The bleak but groundbreaking Irish playwright was obsessive about how his works should be presented. It even seems appropriate to a period when radical, groundbreaking American theatre was at its peak. In conclusion, it isn't particularly novel or groundbreaking, but it works. Derivatives groundbreaker nounˈɡraʊn(d)breɪkəˈɡraʊndˌbreɪkər Stuffed with straw - in the walls, in the foundation, and, under the original plans, in the attic - it was billed as a groundbreaker in sustainable and affordable housing. Example sentencesExamples Overall, though, this set is no groundbreaker. She's an innovator, a groundbreaker and she's the best in her field. You know, I certainly look to the women who were here before I was here, women who were groundbreakers. They're the groundbreakers and the pathfinders. Definition of groundbreaking in US English: groundbreaking adjectiveˈɡraʊndˌbreɪkɪŋˈɡroundˌbrākiNG Breaking new ground; innovative; pioneering. groundbreaking research into fertility problems Example sentencesExamples It even seems appropriate to a period when radical, groundbreaking American theatre was at its peak. Here, the notion of a groundbreaking or experimental pop single seems oxymoronic. They have to put up with some shoddy sequels to groundbreaking originals. Who would present this groundbreaking initiative to a despairing public? His groundbreaking research is helping us to understand how cells work. The world premiere of a groundbreaking new Celtic stage spectacular is to be staged in Killarney at the weekend. I think I really need to emphasize just how groundbreaking that is for me. In conclusion, it isn't particularly novel or groundbreaking, but it works. It is the first time such a groundbreaking project, which will offer a range of services under one roof, has been launched in the borough. And occasionally they would throw some groundbreaking storytelling or visual techniques at you. When he finds what seems to be a groundbreaking mathematical proof, the question of its origin drives the plot. Compared to the student hops and ‘shiny’ discos of the past, this was groundbreaking stuff for us. The bleak but groundbreaking Irish playwright was obsessive about how his works should be presented. We expect to debut the surprising research from this groundbreaking study at the end of July. Granted, good history need not always be based on groundbreaking research. It isn't actually all that profound or groundbreaking as music videos go, but it just takes me to such happy places. Professors have been grown to do one thing well and that is groundbreaking research. Some disciplines are pioneering groundbreaking research on ethical behaviour. The stars come out on Broadway to celebrate this powerful and groundbreaking story. What about all the fantastic, groundbreaking, original music out there you'll never get to hear?
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